Stabilizer links and bushings
The 'Stabilizer Links and Bushings' section contains 4 items from PATRON, GEELY, CTR, and Masuma — for example, the PATRON stabilizer bushing pse2441 and the GEELY stabilizer link 1064000097. The parts fit Toyota, Geely, Chevrolet, Daewoo, and Lexus vehicles, so this section will be useful to owners of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese models alike. Here you can compare OEM part numbers and aftermarket equivalents with fitment and partner store prices.
When selecting, confirm the vehicle's generation and engine: stabilizer links and bushings differ in diameter and shape even within a single model. Cross-check the OEM part number against the PATRON, CTR, or Masuma equivalent by fitment, not just by part name.
Stabilizer links and bushings by car make
Stabilizer links and bushings in the catalog
CTR gv0113Front stabilizer bushing
Masuma MP586Stabilizer bushingFrequently asked questions
What is the difference between a stabilizer link and a stabilizer bushing?
The link connects the stabilizer bar to the control arm or shock absorber, while the bushing mounts the stabilizer bar itself to the body or subframe. They are different parts, and each should be replaced based on its own condition.
Can I install an aftermarket bushing instead of the OEM one?
Yes, if the aftermarket part number matches the OEM part's fitment for your model, generation, and engine. For this purpose, the catalog lists the PATRON, CTR, and Masuma brands.
Will a bushing from one Toyota model fit another?
Not always: bushings differ in stabilizer bar diameter and mounting method. Check fitment for the specific generation and engine, not just the make.