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Dealer recommends replacing lower control arms - should I?
Had my car in for service yesterday and part of the Nissan report indicates that the lower control arm bushings are starting to split and they recommend replacement of them. As this stuff is way above my pay grade, I was hoping someone here could let me know if this is something I need to have done on my 2017 Maxima platinum with about 55,000 miles on it. I’ve attached the section of the report and the two pictures that were included in it. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I'd keep an eye on them and not worry too much. I did mine as preventative maintenance, 10 years old and well over 100k miles. No shop ever said they needed to be replaced yet.
You would replace them now? Dealers did not give me a quote. Any general ballpark for cost?
replaced mine about 3 months back due to torque steer. Ordered from eBay and aDIY and two or so hours later, surgery done
trickier on my ‘17; wasn’t bad on the’11.
parts ran me under $300 for both sides; always replaced in pairs.
Has anyone bought the rear lower control arms? Mine sheered off today but I can’t find them anywhere except directly from Nissan. All the other part sites only have the lateral arms or the frontward arm for the rear
Has anyone bought the rear lower control arms? Mine sheered off today but I can’t find them anywhere except directly from Nissan. All the other part sites only have the lateral arms or the frontward arm for the rear
purchased both from eBay for about $200 then DIY at 3 hours surgery.