OEM Mopar Control Arms & Parts

As parts of a front suspension go, control arms or "A arms" are perhaps the most important.

Many vehicles have two, but some have four -- two lower and two upper. They connect a vehicle's frame or body to its wheel assembly or steering knuckle. Their outer ends attach via a ball joint, sometimes permanently attached, but which can also be bolted on or pressed in. This lets you replace the joint separately if you need to. Rubber bushings, on the other hand, enable control arms to swing vertically, making it easier to go over road hazards like bumps and potholes.

But what do control arms themselves do exactly? In short, they make sure your vehicle's front wheels remain on the road. However, they can wear out sooner or later. When they do, they either bend or get damaged, and that will make any vehicle unsafe to drive. Thankfully, the symptoms of a bad control arm are easy to spot. They include loss of control, pops, or clunks during driving and brake drift (especially over rough terrain). These signs suggest ball joint degradation or torn control arm bushings specifically, and both can lead to complete separation of your front wheels from your suspension.

To make sure none of this happens, lift your vehicle on a hoist and run an inspection at least once a year. When you need to replace control arms, be sure to buy genuine Mopar. Unlike aftermarket control arms, they're guaranteed compatible with the make and model you drive. You can order them right here at our auto parts store.

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