[Mauricio Palacios. MD]

Good day, gentlemen.

Well... As said in the title, I think that all Conventional passive, M passive and Electronic M Adaptive Suspension Systems are equipped with TENNECO Monroe Shock Absorbers.

Thoughts about it?

Suppliers to the BMW 3 and 4 Series

For our readers and owners who want to know every minute detail of the 3 and 4 series, here's a list of the various suppliers for the sedan and coupe's parts.

The 3 Series is assembled among BMW's Munich (Germany), Leipzig (Germany), Regensburg (Germany) and Rosslyn (South Africa) plants.

The 4 Series is produced in the Munich, Regensburg and Dingolfing plants in Germany."





TENNECO Products:

Spain

Ermua - Products: shock absorbers, elastomers, and complete exhaust systems
Gijón - Products: shock absorbers
Valencia

Conventional Passive and M Passive:



M Adaptive:

http://www.monroe.com/en-US/products...shocks-struts/

Product Description

MONROE®ELECTRONIC SHOCK
Monroe’s Continuously Controlled Electronic Suspension is a semi-active suspension system that achieves the optimal balance between comfort and handling. It continuously adjusts damping levels according to road conditions, vehicle dynamics – including speed and steering manoeuvres – and driver’s input. Developed by Tenneco engineers in Europe, in conjunction with Öhlins Racing, Monroe Continuously Controlled Electronic Suspension delivers comfort without sacrificing the safety of sure handling.

Volvo first used the Monroe®Continuously Controlled Electronic Suspension to develop its continuously controlled chassis concept, standard on its S60 R and V70 R performance vehicles and offered as an option on its S60, V70, XC70 and S80 vehicles. You will also find this system on the Audi A6/A6 Avant, Ford Galaxy/Mondeo/S-Max, Mercedes C-Class and ALL AMG MODELS and on many Volkswagen applications like the Golf/Passat/Scirocco.