( WARRANTY 1YEAR ) SAIKO UPPER ARM FORD RANGER T6 T7 MAZDA BT-50 BT50 2012-2019 FRONT RIGHT / LEFT

~ PRICE FOR 1PCS/1SIDE ( HARGA SEBELAH )

~ ORIGINAL REPLACEMENT PART

~ 100% GOOD QUALITY

~ MADE IN MALAYSIA

~ WARRANTY 1YEAR

SUITABLE FOR ( 2012-2019 )

FORD RANGER T6 T7

MAZDA BT-50 BT50

UPPER arms are an important component of your vehicle’s suspension. They connect the chassis of your vehicle to its suspension. Whether your vehicle has coilover or shocks, it uses lower arms to connect the suspension to the chassis. Over time, however, the bushings, joints and other pa

Lower arms are an important component of your vehicle’s suspension. They connect the chassis of your vehicle to its suspension. Whether your vehicle has coilover or shocks, it uses lower arms to connect the suspension to the chassis. Over time, however, the bushings, joints and other parts of the lower arms can degrade and fail. Below are five common signs that your vehicle’s lower arms need replacing.

1. Clunking Noise

One of the first things you’ll notice when one or more of your vehicle’s lower arms goes bad is a clunking noise. The clunking noise will occur around the wheel with the bad lower arm, and it will occur most frequently when driving up HDB MSCP or uneven surfaces.

2. Vehicle Pulling to the Side

If your vehicle pulls to either the right or left side while driving on a flat road, you may need a wheel alignment. Assuming your wheels are properly aligned, though, it could indicate that your lower arms are going bad. If the bushing breaks down, for example, the lower arm will essentially dangle in place. Not only does this cause a clunking noise, but it also causes the vehicle to pull to either the right or left side, depending on which control arm is bad.

3. Uneven Tread Wear

Uneven tread wear is another sign that your vehicle’s lower arms need replacing. The poor connection between the spring or strut and your vehicle’s chassis means that some tires will bear more weight than others. And the tires that bear more of your vehicle’s weight will naturally wear down more quickly than the rest.

4. Vibrations When Driving

Lower arms help reduce vibrations to create a smoother (and safer) driving experience. When they go bad, they won’t be able to reduce vibrations as effectively as they should. As a result, you may feel the bottom of your vehicle’s chassis aggressively shaking or your steering wheel vibrating while driving.

5. Visual Damage