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Nolathane
Nolathane Front Lower Axle Control Arm Bushing Kit - 45868
SKU: A6328933
$209
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Features
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To suit Audi A4/A6 and Volkswagen Passat
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Replaces worn control-arm bushings
- Helps restore steering precision and braking stability
Product Details
Nolathane Front Lower Axle Control Arm Bushing Kit
If your A4, A6 or Passat has started to wander, clunk over bumps or feel vague under braking, the front control-arm bushings are often to blame. This kit refreshes the critical pivot points that locate your wheels, bringing back a tight, precise front end so your vehicle responds the way it should.
Engineered by Nolathane to suit Audi A4/A6 and Volkswagen Passat, it replaces worn control-arm bushings with robust components that help restore steering precision and braking stability. Expect cleaner turn-in, more confidence during hard stops, and alignment that stays put. It’s a practical upgrade for daily drivers and enthusiasts alike - ideal when you’re already servicing the front end or chasing uneven tyre wear. Fit it once and enjoy a calmer, more predictable drive.
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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