BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing Parts

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Set of 2 bushings to do both front tension strut assemblies. The support arm/tension strut is the unit with ball joint facing down. 1 set per car.
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 BMW 525i
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$55.99
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$58.32
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$186.46
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2 per car.
1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 BMW 525i, 525iT
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$12.29
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$12.80
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$57.52
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2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 BMW 525i
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$12.99
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$13.53
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$12.38
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 BMW 525i
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$15.29
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$15.93
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$20.51
1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 BMW 525i, 525iT
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$14.09
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$14.68
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$30.56
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 BMW 525i
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$14.29
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$19.39
Each kit includes 2 bushings, 1 for each side. 1 kit per car.
2001, 2002, 2003 BMW 525i, 525i Sport Wagon
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$49.99
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$52.07
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$98.79

BMW 525I control arm bushing typically cost between $12.29 and $55.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Worn BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing?

Clunking from the front end or a dull thud when steering are usually the first clues. Some drivers feel the steering lose its crisp edge—corners feel floppy, and bumps hit harder. Sometimes, you’ll spot uneven tire wear or spotty traction. You might also catch the steering wheel vibrating or shifting a bit on its own, especially at highway speeds. If the car seems to wander or feels unsettled over rough patches, those suspension bushings may be on their way out. Let them go too long and other parts will follow.

How Long Does A BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing Last?

Most bushings soldier on for 60,000 to 100,000 miles, though plenty bow out earlier. City driving shortens their life, as does rough pavement and curb hops. An older car isn’t always the enemy—it’s the miles on tough roads that really grind them down. Check the bushings every couple of services or if the ride starts to feel loose. Waiting too long can lead to bigger headaches and higher bills later.

What Is The Typical Cost To Replace A BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing?

Expect parts to run around $60 to $150 each, sometimes a bit more depending on the supplier. Labor ranges from $300 up to $600, depending on local shop rates and the job’s complexity. DIYers with the right tools can dodge most labor charges, but the process isn’t friendly for first-timers. For those replacing both sides or the entire arm, tally up a bit more.

Do You Need An Alignment After Replacing The BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing?

Yes, a proper alignment is a must after the bushing swap. Digging into the suspension throws off the original angles and settings. Without an alignment, you’ll wear out new tires fast and handling takes a dive. Most shops wrap the job with a fresh alignment, making sure you drive straight and safe, no drift or odd wear patterns.

Can You Replace BMW 525I Control Arm Bushing Without Special Tools?

It’s possible but not recommended. Some try knocking old bushings out with sockets and a hammer, but this often leads to frustration—sometimes even damage. Garage presses or bushing kits make the job much smoother and safer. If you’re set on the DIY route, pick up a quality press set and follow a solid guide, otherwise stick with a shop that knows German suspension systems.

How Can You Save On BMW 525I Control Arm Bushings?

Shopping around matters. Look for sources that keep prices fair without charging a premium for imports. Buying in sets usually drops the price per bushing. Some suppliers offer free shipping with bulk orders or discount codes. It helps to compare return policies too, just in case you grab the wrong part. Smart shopping can trim repair costs without cutting corners on quality.