Febi Control Arm With Castle Nut And Cotter Pin - Rear Axle Either Side (180379) Fits: Hyundai / Kia

This Febi Control Arm With Castle Nut And Cotter Pin - Rear Axle Either Side (180379) is suitable for select Hyundai and Kia vehicles.

Rubber-to-metal parts are used as elastic joints between a vehicle's chassis and body, particularly in multi-link axle designs. These parts help absorb vibrations caused by the road surface and drive units while you are driving, making a big contribution to improving driver comfort and noise reduction. They also ensure driving safety by improving steering behaviour and stability on uneven road surfaces.

Control arms have the crucial function of being the link between your vehicle's suspension strut and bodywork. They work by keeping the strut in position, absorbing forces when accelerating, decelerating, and turning corners. Because of the suspension, control arms need to be mounted correctly so they can move up and down, making a precise fit vital to performance. Febi supply control arms to exact manufacturer requirements, with high-quality ball joints and bearings and perfect rubber hardness and elasticity.

As a leading supplier in the Independent Aftermarket, Febi's extensive Steering and Suspension range includes control arms that ensure 100% driving stability.

Febi Bilstein are part of the internationally successful Bilstein group. As the pioneer in the spare parts market, Febi have long since supported alternatives to original parts that are of equal or higher quality in the interest of consumers worldwide. With their growing range of more than 40,000 technical wear parts for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, you can always be certain that you are getting the very best selection and quality parts for your vehicle.

Febi's certified quality management intensively tests their parts for various requirements such as dimensional accuracy, loads and material quality.

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