Clunking Suspension Noise or Loose Steering Feel?

Restore Factory Suspension Stability and Ride Comfort.

The factory front lower control arm rear bushing is designed to absorb suspension movement, reduce vibration, and maintain proper wheel alignment under braking and cornering.

Over time, exposure to:

• road impacts
• suspension load
• engine heat
• aging rubber materials

can cause the original bushing to:

• crack
• soften
• separate
• leak hydraulic fluid
• develop excessive movement

A worn control arm bushing may cause:

✔ Clunking suspension noises
✔ Loose steering feel
✔ Steering wheel vibration
✔ Uneven tire wear
✔ Front-end instability during braking
✔ Poor ride comfort

This OEM-style suspension control arm bushing is designed to restore factory suspension performance and handling stability.

Manufactured from durable automotive-grade rubber and steel materials, it provides reliable vibration absorption and direct-fit installation for selected VW and Skoda vehicles.

Key Features & Benefits

✔ OEM-style aftermarket replacement
✔ Helps restore suspension stability
✔ Reduces vibration and suspension noise
✔ Durable heavy-duty rubber construction
✔ Helps improve steering response
✔ Direct-fit installation
✔ No modification required

Product Specifications

Part Type:
Front Lower Control Arm Rear Bushing / Suspension Wishbone Bushing

Material:
Heavy-Duty Automotive Rubber & Steel

Reference OE Part Numbers:

• 1K0407182F
• 1K0407182A
• 1KD407182

Compatible With Selected Models

Volkswagen

• Golf
• Tiguan

Skoda

• Superb

Compatible with selected PQ35 platform vehicles.

Please verify OE part number before purchase.

Official VW parts catalogs identify this part as a lower control arm suspension bushing used across multiple VW applications.

Mechanic’s Installation Tip（欧美用户很喜欢）

Pro Tip:

If replacing worn control arm bushings:

• inspect ball joints
• inspect sway bar links
• perform wheel alignment after installation
• inspect both left and right bushings together

VW technicians frequently report that rear control arm bushings wear much faster than the forward bushings on Tiguan and Golf platforms.