The revamp is designed to simplify suspension and strengthen local manufacturing

For more than a century, Monroe says it has been trusted by workshops, mechanics, and motorists worldwide for ride control expertise.
Monroe Australia is now entering its next chapter with a refreshed product portfolio, clearer range architecture, and renewed focus on local engineering, manufacturing, and trade support.
The portfolio revamp is designed to make product selection simpler for workshops and consumers by clearly separating standard replacement solutions from specialist upgrade ranges.
Monroe explains its standard OE replacement products – including Monroe OESpectrum, RideSense Electronic suspension range, Original, MonroMaticPlus and GT Relfex – restore vehicles to original ride and handling performance, while MaxLift continues to support boot and bonnet gas strut applications.
For drivers and workshops needing application-specific performance, Monroe offers specialist solutions including the locally engineered and manufactured Gas-Magnum TDT 4×4 range, GT Sport for lowered vehicles, Gas-Riser load-assist products, and Van-Magnum for light commercial vehicles.
The range is further supported by workshop-focused products such as mounting kits, protection kits, suspension testing equipment, and diagnostic tools to help deliver a complete professional suspension service.
While the Monroe portfolio evolves, it says its commitment to Australian engineering and manufacturing remains unchanged.
The Adelaide facility continues to play a critical role in Monroe’s local and global network, supporting domestic and export markets with standard replacement shock absorbers, Gas-Magnum TDT 4×4 products, heavy vehicle suspension solutions, and Rancho 4×4 products.
Monroe explains recent investments and manufacturing improvements have strengthened the plant’s capability to support new programmes, export opportunities, and evolving market requirements.
Alongside product and manufacturing investments, Monroe says it is expanding distribution access across Australia to improve product availability and help workshops access the right suspension solution faster.
Monroe is also increasing its focus on workshop education, technical training, and knowledge sharing across the broader DRiV portfolio.

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