Eurowise's solution to the problematic OEM rubber control arm bushings on Gen 1 & Gen 2 Cayennes, Touaregs, and Q7 front lower control arms. 

Designed to last, withstand abuse, improve driving characteristics, and add articulation. 

70a Durometer Polyurethane: Stock rubber bushings act like little springs at each suspension pivot point, allowing suspension geometry changes under load, and causing unwanted handling characteristics like steering wader, binding, lack of suspension/steering feedback, and unpredictable changes to camber, caster, and toe. 

Polyurethane bushings are a popular upgrade for on & off road performance because they don’t bind or flex under load, eliminating all of the issues that rubber bushings face with minimal changes in noise, vibration, and harshness. The lack of binding & flex also allows for added articulation without shock or strut changes.

Premium Lubricants: Our Polyurethane Lower Control Arms ship fully assembled and pre-lubricated with premium lube. We also include premium lube in the box, to lubricate the bushing faces during install.

Gen 2 Fitment: These are a direct bolt-in fit for Gen 2 Cayennes and Touaregs. In Gen 2 vehicles, Eurowise Polyurethane Front Lower Control Arms have the added benefit of replacing the OEM aluminum arms with stronger, longer-lasting steel arms.

These bushings are designed for heavy on & off-road use. Please note that lifespan will vary based on use application and driving conditions. Polyurethane bushings can squeak if not properly lubricated at appropriate intervals. While these moving parts allow for added suspension articulation, they do also wear. Bushings can be lubricated with white lithium spray grease or an equivalent for easy servicing.

Fitment:

• 2002-2010, 2011-2017 Porsche Cayenne
• 2002-2010, 2011-2017 VW Touareg
• 2007-2015 Audi Q7

Limited Warranty: If you experience any abnormal wear and tear, we will replace the bushings free of charge, no questions asked, within 365 days of original purchase.

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