ReadAir Rear Struts Shocks Assembly for Toyota Highlander 2001-2003 AWD – Replace 271499/271498 (Set of 2)

Fitment and compatibility

Specifically engineered for Toyota Highlander models from 2001 to 2003 with all-wheel drive, including 2.4L and 3L V6 engines. This ReadAir rear struts and coil spring assembly is a complete replacement designed to restore ride height and damping fidelity. Built to align with OE-like dimensions, it offers a balanced feel that can help you maintain confidence on daily commutes and longer journeys alike.

What you get

• Complete rear strut and coil spring assembly
• Replaces part numbers 271499L and 271498R
• Upgraded corrosion protection for longer life
• OE-style dimensions and performance under load
• Factory-tested for reliability and durability
• Factory-direct pricing with no middlemen
• Two-year warranty for added confidence

Quality and durability

Manufactured under the guidance of a professional OEM partner, ReadAir uses a high-strength steel body that stays stiff under load. The strut assembly undergoes ISO quality checks and factory tests to ensure consistent behavior across road conditions and seasons, helping your Highlander respond smoothly to bumps and highway irregularities.

Usage scenarios

Ideal for replacing aging rear dampers on a Highlander that has settled over time or accumulated wear. Users may experience more balanced handling, steadier cornering, and improved control on rough pavement, without assuming guarantees. The upgrade can help restore a more predictable ride feel during everyday driving and family trips.

Value and warranty

Offered at competitive factory-direct pricing, this set is backed by a two-year warranty. The absence of middlemen helps keep costs transparent while maintaining a focus on consistent part quality and performance.

Installation tips

Before purchasing, verify fitment with the Amazon confirmed fit tool by entering your Highlander’s model and year. The kit is designed for straightforward installation, typically compatible with common shop tools during a standard rear-suspension refresh.