🔧 KYB SM5423 - Strut Mount Kit: Black, Premium Quality for Superior Performance Review

The old bracket fell apart until the spring seat started rubbing against the underside of the bracket. Loud and the steering wheel sticks. All are healed.

Excellent product, fast delivery and strong packaging to avoid damage in transit. Used it on a 2005 Toyota Sienna XLE Limited. Thanks very much!

When I replaced my struts with KYB KIT 4 FRONT AND REAR shock absorbers/struts on a 2004-06 TOYOTA Camry at 120,000 miles I also replaced the front strut mounts. It's great that Revain made them available!

Box opened and NO kyb product, all parts of a kyb product, numbers begin with SM. Also confirmed by kyb HQ @ 630-620-5555, also this part did not come with a mounting gasket. There will be a return.

The product arrived in the original KYB packaging, I ordered 2 frame legs in one order. The one with the logo is really loud and loose. I want a full refund

These top mounts will not fit 2002 Toyota Camry. Also, the box lacked a bearing and the nuts provided were too small for the bolts on the posts. Luckily I was able to find the mounts at my local auto parts store. Before dismantling the old frames, be sure to check the conformity of the new supports.

I bought 2 for a 2005 Highlander as I had noise when turning the steering wheel. Compression noise disappeared after replacement. I was wondering if I should replace just the bearing or the entire bracket but my car is old and I've had bush wear issues and have been using it for half a year with no issues so far.

I bought these mounts to fix the cold weather (below 20F) rattle in the front of our 2001 Toyota Highlander 2wd 2.4L fix engine. Unfortunately, these supports did not solve the problem. It's not the dome bearings, they look good and work well. A plus is that this 16 year old car can drive a little softer with fresh mounts.

Get a new sealed part Replacing an old part that has come loose. I'll edit the review again if this part doesn't fit Continue reading Outer edge when installed So much so, you can't put a thin socket on it. I unscrew the bottom screws to see if there is any pressure causing it to flex; stayed in the same position. The service manual says the top screw is 3 and the bottom is 2. I also added 2 matching rack mounting brackets to the top of the rack bar. Also mine had the (M) symbol at the top like