Monroe quick struts are good. We have them on our 2008 navigator and they have been great for the past 10k miles. They have two options usually. Don't get the cheap quick struts unless you plan to sell it soon. Also, as far as doing these yourself, it's easy to do in my opinion. All you really need is an air impact or a long breaker bar(harbor freight sells these for $20). The bottom bolt on the shocks requires a massive torque spec which most torque wrench set won't do so I just tightened the piss out of it with a breaker bar and used threadlock and haven't had any issues.
One note is to make sure you drop the suv off of the jack and get it at normal ride height before tightening the bottom nut or it will tear up the bushing.
You can also pull the shocks off and use a spring compressor to remove the shock itself but use caution doing that. It's so much easier to buy the quickstruts and it comes with a new spring so no worries about sagging
As you can see in the pics, Monroe sells the roadmatic quickstruts for a decent amount less than the others but I have heard they are not very good at all.
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