On several BMWs, rear control arms are a weak point. Turner Motorsport stocks a variety of replacement front control arms for your BMW. We recommend looking into the OE options we offer to save you money on your maintenance so you have more left over for performance parts!
This rear guide rod for the E39 chassis helps to control the toe alignment of the car (the horizontal in/out angle of the tire). There is a rubber bushing on the inside and a ball joint on the outside mounting point. When the bushings on the arm wear out they can contribute to a 'wandering' or 'loose' or unstable feeling in the rear. There may also be a clunking noise associated with bumps. This arm is just one part of the rear suspension, and other parts should be checked to confirm which one is causing the issues. For a complete overhaul of the rear suspension, check out our rear control arm package here .
Brand: Febi-Bilstein, Meyle Price is for each - order 2 to replace both on the car. This item fits the following BMWs: 12/2001-2003 E39 BMW 525i 528i 530i 540i M5 2004-2010 E60 BMW 525i 525xi 530i 530xi 528i 528xi 528i xDrive 535i 535xi 535i xDrive 545i 550i 2004-2011 E63 E64 BMW 645ci 650i 2002-10/2006 E65 BMW 745i 745li 750i 750li 760i 760li Show More Show Less
Over the years, the road takes a serious toll on your suspension. Pot holes, speed bumps, and road hazards all contribute to a sloppy, weak suspension. To give a better feel to your driving experience, change components as they wear to improve safety and ride comfort.
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Over time, road conditions take a toll on your suspension. Potholes, speed bumps, and other hazards contribute to wear, leading to a weak and unresponsive ride. To maintain safety and comfort, replace worn components as needed. One crucial component to replace is the control arm. After years of use, the non-serviceable ball joints and other parts can deteriorate. Since some components cannot be replaced individually, the entire control arm must be swapped out. When replacing any front or rear suspension parts, it’s best to do so in pairs (both left and right) or inspect other components prone to failure. This ensures optimal performance and extends the lifespan of replacement parts. Browse your vehicle’s suspension section to identify any additional parts that may need attention.
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