Suspension Bushings: A Fitment and Wholesale Order Guide
Suspension bushings are small components with many possible positions. A request for a “rubber bushing” is not enough to identify whether the part belongs to a control arm, stabilizer, subframe, or another chassis location.
Describe the bushing position
Record the component it fits, such as a front lower control arm, rear arm, stabilizer bar, or subframe. Add inner or outer and upper or lower details where applicable. The position should match the original OE number and catalog diagram.
What buyers should verify
- OE number and catalog supersession
- Vehicle model, chassis, engine, year, and drivetrain
- Installation position and side
- Inner diameter, outer diameter, width, or sleeve details when documented
- Individual, pair, or kit quantity
- VIN when the same model has multiple chassis versions
Do not split a linked kit without confirmation
If the original request is a combination link or a service kit, keep it as one commercial line until the catalog confirms the contents. Do not assume a photographed group is interchangeable or that every item is sold separately.
Find related chassis products
Browse Chassis & Suspension Parts, use OE search, and review the applicable vehicle-brand collection such as Honda Parts.
Request a bushing quotation
Send the OE number, component position, vehicle details, quantity, and destination through the BILUSI inquiry form. Confirm the application before payment or shipment.