RockShox Fork Service Kit

RockShox service kits are highly model-specific. You must identify your fork's exact model name, year, and serial number—often found on the back of the fork crown or lower leg—and cross-reference that with the RockShox Spare Parts Catalog to ensure you are purchasing the correct kit.

No, this kit contains only the internal hardware components like seals, o-rings, and crush washers. You will need to purchase the specific weight of suspension oil and the recommended grease separately, as specified in your fork's service manual.

This kit is designed for advanced internal maintenance and requires specific tools, such as torque wrenches, seal drivers, and internal snap-ring pliers. If you are not comfortable performing a full damper and spring teardown, we recommend having a professional mechanic perform the service.

Yes, these kits are comprehensive and designed to service the entire fork unit. They include the necessary small parts for both the air spring side and the damper side to ensure a complete, factory-level overhaul.

RockShox generally recommends a full service every 100 to 200 hours of riding, depending on your local trail conditions. If you ride in wet, muddy, or dusty environments, you may need to perform this maintenance more frequently to prevent premature wear.