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TRW Control Arm - JTC2228
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TRW Control Arm - JTC2228

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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28428

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28428

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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

MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 3,250kg 2 Pack

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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 26581

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 26581

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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28449

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28449

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Maintaining the Suspension Bushes on Your 2015 Mitsubishi Lancer

Driving a 2015 Mitsubishi Lancer means you appreciate solid performance, good handling, and a certain reliability that comes with the brand. A critical component in maintaining that smooth ride involves paying attention to the suspension bushes. These little components may not be on the top of your car maintenance list, but they play an important role in ensuring your vehicle's suspension system operates smoothly.

Suspension bushes serve as the connection points between various parts of the suspension system. They are typically made from synthetic rubber and help absorb the shocks from the road, reducing noise and vibrations. The bushes also crucially allow for a degree of movement between the suspension parts, permitting smoother and more controlled driving.

Over time, suspension bushes can wear out due to factors such as heat, friction, and the natural ageing process of the material. Here are some signs that your Lancer's suspension bushes may need replacing:

  • Increased road noise or vibrations through the steering wheel.
  • Feeling a clunking noise when going over bumps or making turns.
  • Uneven tyre wear indicating alignment issues.
  • Visibly cracked or deformed bushes upon inspection.

Replacing suspension bushes isn't necessarily the most straightforward DIY job, as it involves quite a bit of dismantling of the suspension components. However, if you're handy with tools and have a knack for car maintenance, replacing these bushes can save you quite a bit on labour costs. Otherwise, consulting a professional mechanic is always a good idea to ensure the job is done right.

When choosing replacement bushes, consider whether you want rubber, polyurethane, or another synthetic material. Rubber bushes are more comfortable and quieter, while polyurethane offers better durability and performance, especially if you drive your Lancer a bit more aggressively.

For ongoing maintenance, regular inspections can help. During periodic vehicle servicing, ensure that the mechanic takes a good look at the bushes for any signs of wear and tear. It's much easier and cost-effective to replace a single worn bush than to deal with the cascading wear it can cause on other components if left unchecked.

Caring for your Lancer's suspension by ensuring the bushes are in good shape will preserve the smooth, enjoyable ride you love in your vehicle. Whether you're driving through city streets or taking on winding roads, properly maintained suspension components are key to your car's performance and your driving satisfaction.