4870260100 Toyota BUSH SUB-ASSY, Price: 34.42$, Weight: 0.348kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Toyota

    4870260100

    BUSH SUB-ASSY

    		 555

    0.348

    2-3

    34.42$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Toyota
    4870260100 
    BUSH SUB-ASSY
    		20
    0.4
     Dispatch 24h
    41.30$
     
    ASIMCO
    4870260100 
    SUSPENSION BUSH-48702-60100-ASIMCO THAILAND
    		360
    0.404
    4-5
    3.77$
     
    Nakamoto
    4870260100 
    ARM BUSHING
    		0
    0.404
    4-5
    3.89$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    RBI
    T25UZ201 
    BUSH SUB-ASSY CONTR
    		496
    0.42
    4-5
    6.78$
     
    CTR
    CVT38 
    BUSH LOWER ARM RR
    		309
    0.761
    4-5
    5.24$
     
    Good Rubber Co LTD
    GT31049 
    BUSH. SUSPENSION
    		20
    0.404
    2-3
    4.48$
     
    TERADA
    4870260110TE 
    BUSH SUB-ASSY,TRAILING ARM,NO.1 48702-60100 (BOX=4PCS) TO LAND CRUISER 1985-1990 TE
    		0
    1.495
    4-5
    7.56$
    		 Not Available
    FEBEST
    TAB130 
    ARM BUSH FOR LATERAL CONTROL ROD
    		0
    0.42
    -
    6.55$
    		 Not Available
    CTR
    GV0473 
    BUSH LOWER ARM REAR TO 48702-60100 LAND CRUISER 100 CTR
    		0
    0.404
    4-5
    5.71$
    		 Not Available

    Suspension Bushing: Essential for Smooth Rides

    Why This Component is Crucial

    The suspension bushing is a vital rubber or polyurethane mount used in the vehicle’s suspension system. It acts as a cushion between metal parts, especially where the suspension arms connect to the frame. This small element plays a big role in absorbing vibrations and reducing noise inside the cabin. Without it, road shocks and harsh movements would transfer directly into the vehicle body, making journeys uncomfortable and risking other components’ damage.

    How It Works in Your Car

    When you drive, your car's wheels and suspension arms move up and down to follow the road. The bushing allows controlled movement and flex, soaking up minor shocks and supporting proper wheel alignment. It helps keep steering responsive and stable, ensuring tires stay in correct contact with the road. Its flexible material resists wear and tear from constant motion, temperature changes, and road debris.

    Risks of a Damaged Bushing

    If this component wears out or cracks, you may notice increased road noise, vibrations, loose steering, and uneven tire wear. Ignoring a faulty bushing can lead to bigger, more expensive suspension problems and unsafe handling. Timely replacement keeps your ride safe and smooth.