Sway Bar Link Replacement
Clunk over bumps or in turns? A worn sway bar link is a likely cause.
Sway bar links connect your suspension's stabilizer bar to the wheels, controlling body roll in turns. A worn link causes a distinct clunking noise over bumps and in corners. We replace the worn link(s) and confirm the noise is gone with a road test.
What's included
- ✓Inspect sway bar links and bushings
- ✓Remove and replace worn link(s)
- ✓Torque to spec
- ✓Road test over bumps to confirm fix
Why book this with Get Auto Pros
- ★Eliminates clunking suspension noise
- ★Restores stable, controlled cornering
- ★Affordable fix compared to full suspension work
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Need to know
Sway Bar Link — FAQ
Is a clunking noise from my suspension dangerous?+
A worn sway bar link isn't usually an immediate safety risk, but it should be fixed promptly to maintain stable handling.
Do you replace one side or both?+
We inspect both and recommend replacing both sides together if the second is close behind in wear, for even handling.