Suspension bushings are an important part of the suspension. They are elastic parts installed between most suspension components, ensuring there is no erosion between parts of the suspension frame due to metal contact. Essentially, bushings absorb vibrations and noise from the suspension system, limit transmission to the vehicle, and control the amount of movement.

Control arm bushings are located between the control arms and the vehicle frame. They are critical for tire alignment and directly affect tire wear, handling, and vehicle control. Most vehicles use one or two control arms per wheel with two bushings on each control arm.

• Vibrating Steering Wheel.
• Clunking/Banging Sounds.
• Steering Wander.
• Uneven Tire Wear.
• Unstable Braking.