Bilstein Shocks for Sprinter Vans
Bilstein shocks for Mercedes-Benz, Freightliner and Dodge Sprinter vans, including camper-van builds. Bilstein makes four lines for the Sprinter: B4 OE replacement, the firmer B6, the B6 Camper tuned for the extra weight of a camper conversion, and the B6 Camper Advanced with DampMatic, which switches between two damping curves on its own. Several parts are split by single or dual rear wheels, roof height or drive type, so read the notes on each product.
How to choose Bilstein shocks for a Sprinter
Pick the line first: B4 to restore the original ride, B6 for a firmer upgrade at stock height, B6 Camper for a van carrying a camper build-out, and B6 Camper Advanced if you want DampMatic. Then match the badge (Mercedes-Benz, Freightliner or Dodge), model year, 1500 / 2500 / 3500, drive type and rear-wheel setup to the product notes. Read Bilstein shocks for Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster vans and Bilstein B4 vs B6 vs B8. Building on a Ford or GM van instead? See Ford E-Series or Chevy Express and GMC Savana. The full range is on the Bilstein brand page.
What is the difference between the B6 Camper and B6 Camper Advanced?
Both are tuned for the extra weight of a camper van. The Camper Advanced adds DampMatic, which switches between two damping curves on its own.
Does it matter if my Sprinter has single or dual rear wheels?
Yes, for several parts. Bilstein lists separate rear shocks for single and dual rear wheels on some years, and separate fronts for high-roof models, so read each product's notes.
Are these shocks sold as a pair?
Most are sold individually; add two per axle. Replace shocks in axle pairs.
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