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Eh, you might check your facts on that one. Rough Country's shocks are some of the few "big name suspension maker" shocks that aren't actually made by Tenneco/Monroe/Rancho. They're actually hold overs from when Rough Country was sold as Heckethorn 15 or so years ago. That was also about when...

Bilsteins, and other monotube nitrogen charged shocks, are pretty much self adjusting. That's why they aren't "10 stage" or "9 settings" etc. They self adjust and react to the amount of force they get with the correct amount of dampening. Hence all the fancy valves and seals and such inside...

Actually it's the other way around. Rough Countrys are the cheap spring now. Their quality, like Rancho's, has gone down a lot in the last decade or so. For the same money you can get a better BDS or Tough Country spring that will ride better, flex better, and last longer. Go talk to the...

AVOID ROUGH COUNTRY. They live up to the Rough in their name. For the same price you can have much higher quality Tough Country or BDS springs. Ride better, flex better, hold up longer, etc.