Nolathane
Nolathane Left Front Lower Control Arm - 45935L
SKU: A1255003
This product fits your selected vehicle make & model.
It may not fit your specific engine or variant.Features
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To suit Holden Commodore VE and HSV
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Complete replacement arm
- Pre-fitted with Nolathane bushings and premium-quality ball joints where applicable
Product Details
Nolathane Left Front Lower Control Arm
If your Commodore’s front end feels vague, clunks over bumps or chews tyres, this is the fix. The Nolathane Left Front Lower Control Arm restores the geometry that keeps your vehicle planted and your steering precise, giving your Holden Commodore VE or HSV the confident road feel it had when new—plus a little extra sharpness.
It’s a complete replacement arm that bolts straight in, so you skip press work and guesswork. Pre-fitted Nolathane bushings resist squirm, oil and heat better than rubber, delivering crisper turn-in without extra harshness. A premium-quality ball joint, where applicable, ensures smooth articulation and reduces play, helping your alignment stay where the technician sets it.
Whether you commute, tow or enjoy spirited weekend drives, expect tighter steering response, improved cornering stability and more even tyre wear. Built to suit Holden Commodore VE and HSV models, it’s a straightforward, durable solution that gets your vehicle back to driving the way it should.
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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