Nissan Note E11 Shock Mounting – Ex-Japan Quality

Genuine Nissan Note E11 Shock Mounting – Ex-Japan Quality

Are you hearing a “clunking” sound when you hit small bumps, or a “creaking” noise when you turn the steering wheel while parking? The shock mounting (also known as the strut mount) is the critical rubber-to-metal interface between your Note’s suspension and the car body. When it wears out, the ride becomes harsh and noisy. At Taleon Autospares, we provide Clean Ex-Japan Shock Mountings specifically for the 2005–2012 Nissan Note (E11 series).

Why “Ex-Japan” is the Best Choice for Your Note E11:

• Original High-Density Rubber: Japanese factory mountings use a superior rubber compound that stays flexible while absorbing heavy vibrations. This is much better than “hard” budget rubber that can crack or transfer noise directly to the cabin.

• Integrated Bearing Smoothness: Many E11 front mountings include an internal bearing that allows the strut to rotate. Our Ex-Japan units are tested for “friction-free” turning, which makes your steering feel lighter and more responsive.

• Preserves Strut Life: A worn mounting causes the shock absorber to sit at an angle, leading to internal seal leaks. Replacing your mountings with genuine units protects your expensive shocks from premature failure.

• Direct Chassis Compatibility: These are 100% genuine Nissan parts sourced from low-mileage vehicles in Japan. They are a perfect fit for the Note E11, Tiida C11, and March K12, ensuring a hassle-free “plug and play” installation.

Signs Your Nissan Note E11 Needs New Mountings:

• Clunking or Rattling: Hearing a metallic “knock” from the front of the car when driving over rough estate roads or speed bumps.

• Steering Wheel Vibration: Feeling a constant tremor through the steering wheel, especially at highway speeds.

• Creaking When Turning: A “grinding” or “rubber-on-rubber” sound when you turn the steering wheel from lock to lock while stationary.

• Uneven Tire Wear: Because a bad mount ruins your wheel alignment, you may notice your front tires wearing out faster on the inside or outside edges.

• Visible Rubber Cracks: If you look under the bonnet at the top of the strut, you can see the rubber part of the mount is torn, perished, or sitting off-center.

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Nissan Note (E11, NE11) / Tiida (C11) / March (K12)

• Model Year: 2005–2012 (Specifically E11)

• Part Type: Front or Rear Shock Mounting (Strut Mount)

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Grade A Used)

• Price: KSh 2,500 per unit

Get rid of the noise and enjoy a smooth ride again. Visit Taleon Autospares on Kirinyaga Road or call us for nationwide delivery today!

Mechanic’s Tip: The E11 is known for having “broken coil springs” as they age. When you are replacing your shock mountings, always have your mechanic inspect the Coil Springs and Shock Absorbers. Replacing these together will save you significant labor costs and restore your car’s original ride height.