Zinc Nickel Alloy-Stabilizer Sway Bar Links for 2007-2021 Nissan Altima Maxima Murano Pathfinder Quest Rogue Rogue Select Rogue Sport Infiniti JX35 QX60 K750094 & K750095

I own a 2013 Honda CR-V with 180,000 miles. I previously replaced these sway bar end links at around 120,000 miles using a brand that cost about four times as much as these. This time, I decided to give these a try. I installed them myself, and the front-end clunking noise is now completely gone. If you have basic tools and some mechanical experience, you can definitely replace these yourself. The installation itself is straightforward, but removing the old end links is the hardest part. The first time I had them replaced at a repair shop, and even the mechanic spent hours trying to remove the old ones. He used a torch to heat the nuts and tried several different methods before finally getting them off. This time, I did the job myself. I soaked the nuts with WD-40 first. Then I carefully pulled back the rubber boot behind the ball joint with a screwdriver to expose the area underneath. Using an 18 mm wrench and an adjustable wrench to keep the stud from spinning, I was eventually able to remove the old end links. It took some effort, but it was worth it. So far, these end links fit well, solved the suspension noise, and seem to be a great value for the price. I hope my experience helps anyone considering buying them.

I just installed these bar links and am very happy with the price, fit and quality. I would buy again.

Installed on my 08 chevy malibue ls 2.4 fit perfectly and have worked great so far been on about a month no issues

Easy installation and the problem was resolved on my ford escape happy

Good part fit my truck good deal

My 14 year old daughter and I changed these out on our 2015 Toyota 4Runner Limited (non-TRD) last night. I had never done it before, but it took us about an hour total to do both sides from jacking the car up to jacking it back down. These were a perfect fit. If you do this yourself, the links clearly only each fit one side since they are opposite facing, but watch out because the bolts sticking out of each end are slightly different lengths. The longer bolt goes at the top through the steering knuckle, and the shorter bolt goes at the bottom through the sway bar. The Toyota dealership wanted $130 per side for each. (These might also fit a TRD, but I know that TRD have many different suspension parts to the non-TRD models so buy what it says fits your model.)

Installed on 2007 Chevy Tahoe and made a huge difference in handling and around turns. Easy install and works great. 10/10

Great quality fit perfect..

Got these for our 17 Dodge Caravan and I will say they feel very high quality and the value was great. Installed easily and fixed the annoying clunk sound on the passenger side. Highly Recommend these.

Unas barras estabilizadoras muy solidas, fácil de instalar y que elimina muchos ruidos de tu suspensión. Mi Scion tC 2006 se siente más estable al girar y pasar por caminos no tan regulares. Recomiendo ampliamente, barato, fácil de realizar y con muchos beneficios.

They fit perfectly just like it said in the ad!!

Pas de problème pour les installer.

i used this product for my car.