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555303R000 Hyundai / KIA LINK ASSY-RR STABILIZER, Price: 15.97$, Weight: 0.32kg

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

    Hyundai / KIA

    555303R000

    LINK ASSY-RR STABILIZER

    		 0

    0.32

     Dispatch 24h

    15.97$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Hyundai / KIA
    555303R000 
    LINK ASSY-RR STABILIZER
    		7
    0.368
    4-5
    28.68$
     
    Mobis
    555303R000 
    LINK ASSY-RR STAB
    		0
    3.68
    4-5
    13.45$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    CTR
    CL0290 
    STABILIZER LINK REAR RH/LH HY 55530-3R000 SONATA 201001- CTR
    		122
    0.345
    4-5
    10.62$
     
    CTR
    CLKH45 
    STABILIZER LINK REAR LH/RH HY SONATA 201001- CTR
    		3
    0.496
    4-5
    9.77$
     
    CTR
    CLKH45L 
    STABILIZER LINK REAR
    		28
    0.805
    4-5
    9.56$
     
    FEBEST
    1223IX35R 
    REAR STABILIZER LINK
    		6
    0.403
    2-3
    7.78$
     
    MAXPART
    555303R000MX 
    STABILIZER LINK REAR LH
    		0
    0.368
    4-5
    4.42$
    		 Not Available

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    Rear Stabilizer Link for Hyundai & Kia ??

    This suspension link is a small but critical connector between the rear anti-roll (stabilizer) bar and the suspension arm/strut. It’s needed to keep the car stable in corners, reduce body roll, and help both rear wheels share load evenly when the road is uneven.

    How it works

    Inside are ball-joint style ends that pivot smoothly while transferring force from the stabilizer bar. When one rear wheel moves up or down, the link “reports” that movement to the bar, so the bar resists excessive leaning. Result: tighter handling, better tire contact, and more predictable steering feel.

    Signs it’s worn or broken

    What happens if you ignore it

    A failed link commonly causes clunking over bumps, loose rear-end feel, and extra sway in turns. If the joint boots tear, dirt and water wash out the grease, speeding up wear. In severe cases the link can separate, leaving the stabilizer bar ineffective—handling becomes less confident, especially during emergency maneuvers ⚠️.

    Why replace it now

    Fresh links restore quiet suspension operation, protect other bushings from shock loads, and bring back factory cornering control with a quick, cost-effective repair ✅.

    Compatibility

    • Sonata 10 (2010-2014)
    • Sonata 11 (2012-2014)
    • Sonata YF
    • Sonata YF Hybrid
    • Sonata Hybrid 11 (2011-2015)
    • I30 12 (2012-2015)
    • I30 16 (2015-2017)
    • Ix35 10 (2010-2013)
    • Ix35 14 (2013-2015)
    • Ix35/Tucson 10 (2009-2014)
    • Ix35/Tucson 11 (2011-2013)
    • Ix35/Tucson 14 (2013-2015)
    • Tucson 10 (2009-2013)
    • Tucson 14 (2013-2015)
    • I40
    • I45 10 (2010-2014)
    • Grandeur HG
    • Azera 11 (2011-2014)