Are these front or rear shocks?

These are rear shocks and are air adjustable.

does this item come as a pair for 62.42

Yes, it is a pair, and they are good shocks.

Simple but vital question, on this Monroe MA822 Max-Air model shock, are the air pressure intake ports on each shock THREADED or PUSH-ON connection?

The only way push won't fit is if someone replaced the factory shocks and connectors. Ac Delco stopped making the shocks and sells rebranded Gabriel hijacker with the Ac Delco sticker. They call and sell them as Oem but they are not they have screw on connectors and in addition 25 vs 15 psi minimum pressure. They require and include a spring which will cause the factory system to do this.

are those air rides shocks

Yes, they are air ride shocks. They are a perfect replacement for the original factory rear shocks on my 2002 Buick Lesabre. Took maybe 45 minutes to replace the pair. Even the factory air line fitting fit the shocks perfectly. Saved a fortune compared to the factory shocks.

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Monroe Max-Air MA822 Air Adjustable Air Shock Absorber 2 Pack for Buickle Saver

Monroe Max-Air MA822 Air Adjustable Air Shock Absorber 2 Pack for Buickle Saver

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Brand
Monroe
Auto Part Position
Rear
Style
Compression
Vehicle Service Type
Car
Exterior Finish
Polished

📏Maintains ride height under 1000 lbs load

🔧Precision ground piston rods for durability

⚙️150 PSI adjustable air pressure

Description

🚗 Elevate your drive with precision-tuned air suspension—because your ride deserves the best.

SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Special air fittings connect effortlessly to factory systems or manual compressors—no leaks guaranteed.
LOAD LEVELING MASTERY - Maintains a consistent horizontal ride height even under heavy loads up to 1,000 lbs.
ALL WEATHER RELIABILITY - OE fluids with temperature modifiers ensure smooth, responsive handling in any climate.
ENGINEERED FOR LONGEVITY - Hardened piston rods and sintered iron pistons reduce friction and extend shock absorber life.
CUSTOMIZABLE RIDE COMFORT - Inflate or deflate air chambers up to 150 PSI for tailored suspension performance.

The Monroe Max-Air MA822 Air Adjustable Shock Absorber 2 Pack is designed for select Buick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac models (1995-2011). It offers up to 150 PSI adjustable air pressure to maintain ride height under loads up to 1,000 lbs, ensuring superior handling and comfort. Built with hardened piston rods and advanced fluids, it delivers durability and smooth performance across all weather conditions.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Monroe Shocks & Struts
Brand	Monroe
Model	MA822
Product Dimensions	53.59 x 19.81 x 8.64 cm; 4.99 kg
Item model number	MA822
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Exterior	Polished Mirror
OEM Part Number	MA822
Position	Rear
Item Dimensions L x W x H	53.6 x 19.8 x 8.6 cm
Color	マルチカラー
Item Weight	4.99 Kilograms

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