Bushings & Mounts
Bushings & Mounts: Interfaces, Isolation and Dimensions
Bushings and mounts form the flexible interfaces of the chassis. They allow controlled movement at pivot points while reducing vibration and noise transfer into the body. Each bushing design reflects a balance of stiffness, movement and isolation set by the vehicle manufacturer.
Product Types
Bushings & Mounts Overview
Control arm bushings
Rubber-metal bushings pressed into the arm's pivot eyes.
Stabilizer bar bushings
Clamp-mounted bushings that locate the bar to the chassis.
Strut top mounts
Connect the strut to the body, often with an integrated bearing.
Subframe and link bushings
Isolation points for subframes and multi-link rear suspensions.
Function
What These Components Do
- Allow controlled pivoting at mounting points
- Isolate vibration and road noise
- Maintain alignment of connected components under load
Before Ordering
Specifications Buyers Should Confirm
- Outer diameter, inner diameter and length
- Sleeve configuration and flange details
- Void or orientation features
- Mount bolt pattern and stud threads (for strut mounts)
- Material options, where confirmed for the specific part
Fitment
Application & Fitment Considerations
We do not claim vehicle compatibility without verification. Every application is confirmed against the references you provide.
- 01
Bushings may have a required installation orientation.
- 02
Some bushings are serviced only as part of an arm assembly on certain vehicles.
- 03
Strut mounts can differ between left and right sides.
Catalog
Example Bushings & Mounts
Illustrative examples. Part numbers and applications are confirmed per inquiry.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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