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Sway Bar Links

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About Sway Bar Links

Sway bar links are the short rods that join your sway bar, also called an anti roll bar or stabiliser bar, to the suspension. The sway bar and links work together to keep the body flatter through corners. When a link wears, you will often hear a rattle or knock from the front end over small bumps and rough roads, and the car can feel looser in corners.

This range is replacement sway bar links. Select your vehicle at the top of the page to see the links that fit your car, ute or 4WD. They are usually replaced in pairs, so check the other side when one has worn.

A worn link often turns up alongside other wear in the front end. If you are already working on the suspension, it is worth checking your ball joints, tie rod ends and shock absorbers at the same time.

Not sure whether a link is causing the noise, or which one your vehicle needs? Give us a call on 02 9413 3166. We are a family owned business in Chatswood and you will get a straight answer, no upsell.

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Sway Bar Links FAQs

What does a sway bar link do?

Sway bar links connect the sway bar to the suspension. They let the sway bar resist body roll in corners, keeping the vehicle flatter and more stable.

What does a worn sway bar link sound like?

Worn sway bar links usually make a clunking, knocking or rattling noise over bumps, rough roads or speed humps, often from one corner.

Is it safe to drive with a broken sway bar link?

The car will usually still drive, but it will lean more in corners and may feel less stable. Replace it soon, especially if you tow or carry loads.

Should sway bar links be replaced in pairs?

It's a good idea, as both sides wear at a similar rate and replacing them together keeps handling even.

Can I replace sway bar links myself?

Often, yes. Sway bar links are one of the simpler suspension jobs, usually just two nuts each. Seized nuts are common, so have penetrating oil and the right spanners ready.