4870260090 Toyota BUSH SUB-ASSY, Price: 35.70$, Weight: 0.302kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Toyota

4870260090

BUSH SUB-ASSY

535

0.302

 Dispatch 24h

35.70$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
ASIMCO
4870260090 
SUSPENSION BUSH-48702-60090-ASIMCO THAILAND
144
0.345
4-5
3.67$
 
Toyota
4870260090 
BUSH SUB-ASSY
4333
0.347
2-3
29.75$
 
TERADA
4870260090 
CONTROL ARM BUSH
0
0.345
4-5
6.61$
Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
RBI
T25HD100E 
BUSH LOWER ARM L CRUISER
110
0.345
4-5
6.72$
 
FEBEST
TAB132 
ARM BUSH FOR LATERAL CONTROL ARM
56
0.351
2-3
6.52$
 
CTR
CVT39 
BUSH UPPER ARM RR
554
0.764
4-5
4.93$
 
Good Rubber Co LTD
GT31048 
BUSH. SUSPENSION
50
0.345
2-3
4.18$
 
Good Rubber Co LTD
4870260090GR 
ARM BUSHING
150
0.345
2-3
3.70$
 
SCHNIEDER
TYS3501336 
ARM BUSHING LAND CRUISER LEXUS LX470 [98-07] RR UPPER
0
0.345
7-10
3.07$
Not Available

Genuine Rear Suspension Arm Bushing for Toyota

This precision bushing mounts in the rear arm/link and keeps the suspension pivot true. It isolates road shock, reduces cabin noise, and holds toe and camber within spec for safe, predictable handling. Built to OEM standards, it’s the smart fix when your Toyota SUV, pickup, or 4x4 shows looseness or noise in the back end.

Why you need it βœ…

Fresh elastomer restores ride comfort, steering stability, and tire life. It protects costly arms and chassis mounts from metal-to-metal wear and helps the alignment stay put over bumps.

How it works

A bonded rubber core sits between inner and outer steel sleeves. Press-fit into the arm, it allows controlled pivoting while resisting side loads. Tuned voids in the rubber manage NVH and keep the wheel tracking straight.

If it’s worn or broken ⚠️

Expect clunks over bumps, rear-end wander, shimmy under braking, and uneven tire wear. You may notice vibration, squeaks in wet weather, and a steering wheel that won’t stay centered.

Fitment and install tips

Press in with the correct tools; align orientation marks. Torque bolts at normal ride height to avoid pre-load. Replace in pairs and finish with a professional wheel alignment. Do not grease rubber; inspect bolts and brackets for corrosion.