Sway bar end links are small, cheap, and the number-one cause of the clunk-clunk over speed bumps and uneven pavement. The bushings that hold the bar to the frame wear too. We replace both sides and the bushings if needed, and the noise is gone.
Signs you need sway bar links & bushings
- Rattle or clunk over bumps, especially at low speed
- Noise going over speed bumps one wheel at a time
- Body roll feels excessive in turns
- Visible play in the link
What we do on site
- Confirm the links by hand-checking for play
- Replace both end links
- Replace sway bar bushings if worn
- Torque with suspension loaded
Doing this in a driveway
Quick driveway job; no alignment needed.
Parts we use
Sway bar end links, sway bar bushings.
Pricing: One of the cheapest suspension repairs. Every job is quoted in writing before we start, and there's no upsell — how our pricing works.
FAQ
Sway Bar Links & Bushings: common questions
Is it safe to drive with bad sway bar links?
It's not dangerous the way a ball joint is, but the noise gets worse and a link that breaks completely lets the bar swing and hit things.