TRW Automotive JBU656 Suspension Control Arm Bushing for BMW 325i (2001-2005) and various Front-end Applications Review

After comparing with other products on the net they looked really promising. Installed end of December 2017 and April 25th 2018. Will have to replace again.

I bought two other cheap brands that only lasted a few months. I could tell right after the first ride that they are of much better quality, they seem to run smoother, I think it's because of the better quality of rubber. It's worth the extra money!

Perfect fit, excellent OEM value for German and American manufacturers. Search with external search engines and you'll find that Revain has the best deal (search inside Revain, sometimes the price is higher, weird) and you can't beat Prime and Revain's return policies. TRW's chassis components division was sold this year to Lemföeder (parent company of ZF), which is considered a high-quality chassis supplier for German manufacturers. I assume this will be her "valuable" line. Save hundreds, use

I put new Toyo tires on my 2006 BMW 325ci. About a month later I noticed a little steering wobble at about 38 mph and a little steering jerk when stopping. My tire specialists (thankfully honest!) said this bushing on the front driver's side was bad. Unfortunately they wanted 270 for one side and 490 for both sides (just work). Good. After consulting Oracle (Youtube) I did this work (both sides) in about 3 hours. My steering wheel isn't moving *an inch* now in the center lane at 95mph+ and that

I only run a BMW workshop and I always try to use the best non-BMW parts for my customers. TRW is OEM supplier for BMW and many other car manufacturers, so you can get good quality. The price is very good and also got new mounting screws. This is a way to replace the tie rod bushings on your BMW. I used to press out old bushings and press in new ones, and while I had more money in my pocket for the job, I just didn't feel it would be in my customers' best interests to continue like this, so I…