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LOWER ARM INNER BUSH - BU2472

LOWER ARM INNER BUSH - BU2472

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$92
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LOWER ARM BUSH - BU2022

LOWER ARM BUSH - BU2022

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LOWER ARM BUSH - BU2502
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LOWER ARM BUSH - BU2502

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LOWER ARM BUSH - BU230

LOWER ARM BUSH - BU230

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SWIVEL JOINT - BU2500

SWIVEL JOINT - BU2500

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MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 4,750kg

MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 4,750kg

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MaxiTrac Bow Shackle,  3,250kg 2 Pack

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Maintaining Your 1998 Toyota Altezza Suspension Bushes

The 1998 Toyota Altezza is a remarkable piece of automotive engineering, known for its robust performance and precision handling. One crucial component that contributes to its superior ride quality and handling dynamics is the suspension bushes. These small yet vital parts are fitted to this vehicle and have a big impact on how smoothly and safely you can drive your Altezza.

Suspension bushes are essentially cushions made of rubber or polyurethane that absorb the shock and vibration between the suspension components and the car's frame. As they wear out over time due to regular use and exposure to harsh road conditions, it's important to know how to maintain or replace them.

  1. Identifying Worn Bushes:
    • Unusual noises: If you hear clunking or squeaking noises, especially when driving over bumps, this could be a sign that the bushes are worn out.
    • Poor handling: Noticeable changes in the way your vehicle handles, such as excessive body roll or uneven tyre wear, could indicate a problem with the suspension bushes.
    • Visual inspection: Physically inspecting the bushes for any visible cracks, tears, or signs of wear can also help identify those that need replacing.

Ignoring worn suspension bushes can lead to more significant issues, impacting the overall handling and safety of your vehicle. Once you've identified that a replacement is necessary, here are some key considerations and steps when replacing your suspension bushes:

  1. Quality over Cost:
    • Choose high-quality bushes - While rubber is the standard material, consider upgrading to polyurethane bushes for enhanced durability and performance.
  2. Professional Replacement:
    • This task can be complex, involving the removal of multiple suspension components. It's recommended to have a qualified mechanic perform the replacement to ensure correct alignment and assembly.
  3. Preventative Maintenance:
    • Regularly inspect your suspension system as part of your routine vehicle maintenance. Catching early signs of wear can save you from more costly repairs down the line.
    • Ensure all suspension components are lubricated as required. This can help prolong the life of your suspension bushes and keep your ride smooth.

Regularly servicing your 1998 Toyota Altezza and paying attention to components like the suspension bushes will keep your vehicle running at its best. A well-maintained suspension system doesn't just improve the ride quality, it enhances the safety and longevity of your beloved Altezza. Whether you're cruising down the motorway or navigating winding roads, properly maintained suspension bushes will ensure your drive remains as crisp and responsive as it should be.