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That makes plenty of sense to me and I'm only a retired 33 year career computer systems test engineer. (How many test engineers does it take to change a lightbulb. None, we just reported the room was dark.)
I have seen a shock seize and that caused the post to bust right through the holding bracket because the piston part of the shock was frozen solid and had no give. These shocks are at an ugly angle to the suspension which probably doesn't help matters, so I hope the shock holds up until you get them replaced. Even $30 a piece sounds like a good price to me.
Best of luck on your trip! May this be your only problem.
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