Well, since they are a pair, it is safe to assume that both have received almost the same amount of "beating". So if one is gone, chances are that the other one too might be on its way out. Therefore it is better to replace both.
However, it also depends on how old or how much the car is run. If its less than 10-15k, replacing just one might be okay. But if the car is old/run much more than that, replacing both would be a better idea.
Shockers can be repaired - but it is a lot less time-consuming to replace it, and a new one would be a lot more reliable too. Repairing would mean either the car cannot be used till the repaired one arrives or fitted with alternate shocker till the old one is restored - and then the whole exercise of again removing the temp and putting in the original one.
S = k.I^2, where S is the amount of stupidity a species possesses, I is the intelligence the species has and k is the universal constant of stupidity.
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