Nolathane
Nolathane Rear Lower Control Arm Inner Bushing Kit - 46273
SKU: A1187481
Features
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To suit Mitsubishi Pajero NM-NX
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Replaces worn suspension bushings
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Superior formulation delivers elasticity, memory and durability
- Helps reduce uneven tyre wear and improve braking predictability
Product Details
Nolathane Rear Lower Control Arm Inner Bushing Kit
If your Pajero has started to wander, feel vague under brakes or chew out tyres, the rear lower control arm inner bushings are likely tired. This kit brings the back of your vehicle back into line, restoring consistent suspension geometry so you enjoy surer braking, steadier towing and a more planted feel on the road or off it.
Engineered to suit Mitsubishi Pajero NM-NX, these Nolathane bushings replace worn factory items with a superior formulation that retains elasticity and memory while resisting distortion under load. That means reduced rear-end wiggle, more predictable braking and cornering, and tyres that wear evenly instead of scrubbing. It’s a straightforward, direct-fit upgrade built for durability, helping your vehicle track true and respond the way it should long after standard rubber gives up. If you want confident, consistent handling without adding harshness, this is the smart fix for your rear suspension.
For a well-rounded upgrade, consider matching your Nolathane fitment with new quality steering parts or the best in suspension for you vehicle. Restore confident handling, steering response and everyday driving comfort with Nolathane quality products.
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Know How
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