Bilstein Shocks for Monaco & Holiday Rambler Motorhomes

Bilstein B6 heavy-duty shocks for Monaco and Holiday Rambler diesel pushers built on Monaco's Roadmaster chassis. Bilstein lists these shocks by coach model, year and chassis code (RR8S, RR8R, RR10R, RR10S), and some axles take four shocks, so count the shocks on each axle before you order. Every shock here is sold individually.

  • Monaco Knight, Cayman and Holiday Rambler Ambassador: front 24-186582, rear 24-186599.
  • Monaco Diplomat and Holiday Rambler Endeavor 2004-2014: front 24-186605 (RR8R / RR10R; Bilstein notes the axle takes four shocks) and 24-186612.
  • Monaco Dynasty and Holiday Rambler Navigator 2008-2011: front 24-187138, rear 24-187145.
  • Monaco RR8S chassis: 24-187336 (1990-2001) and 24-187305 (1990-2014), each listed front and rear.
  • Monaco Beaver, Dynasty and S-Series: 24-187312 (Beaver and Dynasty) and 24-187329 (Beaver and S-Series 1990-2001, which Bilstein describes as standard for a firm RV ride).

How to choose Bilstein shocks for a Monaco or Holiday Rambler

Start with your coach model and year, then confirm the chassis code on the chassis plate against the product's fitment list: the same coach name can sit on different Roadmaster chassis. Then count the shocks at each axle. Read Monaco Roadmaster chassis codes and Bilstein shocks, or pick your coach in the Bilstein Shock Fitment Finder. On a Freightliner chassis instead? See Bilstein shocks for the Freightliner XC. The full range is on the Bilstein brand page.

Which Bilstein shocks fit a Monaco Diplomat?

For a 2004-2014 Diplomat (and the Holiday Rambler Endeavor of the same years), Bilstein lists front 24-186605 and 24-186612 for the RR8R / RR10R chassis. Confirm your chassis code first.

How many shocks does my Monaco axle take?

It depends on the chassis. Bilstein notes that some Roadmaster axles take four shocks, so count the shocks at each axle before you order.

Are these shocks sold as a pair?

No. Each listing is one shock; add the number your axle needs to the cart.

What is the Bilstein B6?

The B6 is Bilstein's heavy-duty monotube shock, valved for the chassis it is listed for and run on the coach's existing springs at stock ride height.

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