(2) Suspension Stabilizer Bar Links FOR SILVERADO, ESCALADE, TAHOE, SIERRA, YUKON, K700538, K700432

$ 24.99

Score By Feature

Based on 578 ratings

Easy to install

9.31

Value for money

8.48

Sturdiness

8.13

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Product Description

PLEASE ASK US IF YOU ARE UNCERTAIN IF YOUR VEHICLE WILL FIT the trailer

As the ball ends are heat-treated and precision finished, they provide consistent torque and provide smooth operation over the entire operating range

A vehicle that can withstand everything a driver can throw at it

When your sway bar links need to be replaced, you will hear clunking sounds during turns and bumps, have a loose or misaligned steering wheel, have poor handling, uneven tire wear, and see visible damage to your suspension system.

Questions & Answers

Are these going to fit my 2007 Chevy Silverado 1500 Z71 4WD?

The shoes are going to fit fine, hello. Please accept my sincere thanks.

Can this fit a 2007 2WD Tahoe that is lowered?

I am afraid that there is no fit for vehicles with lowered suspensions. Please accept my sincere thanks.

Looking for a part that will fit my 99 Tahoe and this turned up, although it does not seem to be the correct one. Which one would be right?

I believe that this is the correct part. Please check ASIN B0791LP9KN.

What is the fitment of these for my 2008 Silverado 1500 LTZ 4x4?

This should be a good match. This is no different from the GMC Sierra 4x4 I drive.

Selected User Reviews For (2) Suspension Stabilizer Bar Links FOR SILVERADO, ESCALADE, TAHOE, SIERRA, YUKON, K700538, K700432

I would buy this again if it fit my 2012 Tahoe

5/5

I installed this on my 2012 Tahoe with no issues, but remember that the torque needs to be 20 ft-lbs It is best not to overtighten, as that will prematurely wear out the rubber bushings. The grease will allow things to move a bit and get settled in, as well as keep the rust away on the parts for a short period of time. Additionally, I used blue loctite because there is a good chance that the nut will come loose. Holding the nut with vice grips was a good idea. You will need to be careful not to get grease on the threads as that may cause the loctite to fail. It is recommended to replace everything at the same time, it will last longer. I changed the sway bar bushings as well, 7 dollar moog part.

Zahir Gallegos

| Aug 31, 2020

I had an issue with the warranty not lasting as long as OEM ones, but customer service is excellent

5/5

These are the second set of factory replacements that I bought to replace my first set that lasted more than five The red Bushing is pretty and these ones seem heavy duty, but one of them already broke after six months. In response, I contacted customer service and asked if there was a way to obtain a Because I received a whole set of 8 for free, I am extremely satisfied, particularly since I now have lots of extras in case another one breaks. It is a great seller that stands behind its product and goes above and beyond to resolve.

Annika Alvarez

| Mar 17, 2021

You did a great job there

5/5

It is an excellent product. My old one. Those on the 12th Escalade had been broken as you can see in the image. It took us 30 minutes to switch out. The update has been submitted for My Escalade went to Chicago and it was a pleasure to drive. I feel like I'm riding on clouds.

Mason Friedman

| May 01, 2021

The cheap junk collapsed after installation and before it could even be driven

3/5

The way these are marketed, they are not safe for a vehicle weighing 7K lb. It is about a sheet of rolled metal that goes between two sets of bushings that collapsed on both sides. It is not welded or brazed and it is literally just a sheet of Both of them are in my pictures. In both cases, the torque wench was used to tighten it to 20 ft/lb as specified in the instructions. Make sure that you spend the extra 5 dollars per side to get something well-made. On the other hand, buyer.

Alena Tanner

| Apr 03, 2021

The 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4 is a four-wheel drive vehicle

5/5

Looks stronger than Factory OEM that uses a 15mm bolt and nut, you're going to need a 14mm and crescent wrench to install this one.

Kira Middleton

| Jul 04, 2021

Be sure to follow your own instructions and not those in Based on how my stock stabilizers mounted on my 2009 Silverado, I installed the new ones

5/5

It was easy to install them and they look nice as well. As a result, I have a much smoother ride than before, considering I threw out my stock ones.

Zariah Hall

| Jan 14, 2021

This is a fantastic product! The improved End Links are much better than the original ones! In the range of 30 to 35 Installing it will take between 45 minutes and 1 hour, depending on your skill level

5/5

Johanna Coffey

| Oct 19, 2020

The new links are an amazing improvement over the originals

5/5

Having driven over 200,000 miles on the originals, they fell apart completely. If they were used as OEM parts, they would never have to be replaced. They are well constructed and extremely durable. It is very easy to install them!.