Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushing Parts

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2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Mercedes CLS550
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$74.00
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This bushing is for the front suspension control arms which have two bushings and two ball joints. See also 2113331914 control arm to swaybar bushings. 2 per car
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Mercedes CLS550
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$24.99
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$31.00
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$31.99
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$41.00
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Mercedes CLS550
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$10.35
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$9.99
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$22.00

The average cost of a Mercedes CLS550 control arm bushing is between $4.99 and $31.99.

What Are The Signs Of Worn Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushing?

If the control arm bushings start to go bad in your Mercedes CLS550, your drive often feels off before you even look under the hood. There’s usually more noise from up front, especially a dull clunk when you go over bumps or when you turn the wheel at slow speeds. The steering can feel looser, or your car may seem to wander a little on the road. You might also spot uneven tire wear or even vibrations in the steering wheel that weren’t there before. With a quick look, you’ll probably notice the rubber on the control arm bushing is cracked, split, or just looks worn out. If you ignore these signs too long, you can run into higher repair costs from related suspension or alignment issues. Getting ahead of the problem saves both money and hassle.

How Long Do Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushings Usually Last?

For most Mercedes CLS550 owners, control arm bushings last around 75,000 to 100,000 miles, though this can swing with the kind of driving and roads you tackle. If you spend a lot of time hitting potholes or dealing with rougher roads, expect to replace them sooner. City driving brings more wear compared to cruising on smooth highways. Sometimes, you’ll notice signs of trouble before you’ve hit that mileage range, especially if you live somewhere with harsh weather or you drive spiritedly. Keeping up with regular inspections at each maintenance visit makes it easier to spot early wear.

What Is The Cost To Replace Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushing?

Most shops will quote parts for a Mercedes CLS550 control arm bushing in the $50 to $150 range each. Labor is what drives the bill higher, especially since replacing these bushings often requires removing the whole control arm. For both sides, the total cost tends to fall between $350 and $600, depending on local labor rates and whether you choose independent or dealership service. Some drivers opt for new control arm assemblies, which can cost more but may save time on the job. Calling around for quotes can help you lock in the best price and make sure you know what’s included before you commit.

Can I Replace Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushings Myself?

If you like turning wrenches and have access to solid tools, replacing the control arm bushing yourself is doable, though it isn’t a small project. You’ll need a safe way to lift the car, a press for fitting the bushings, and the patience to tackle any stubborn bolts. Space can get tight, and older cars might fight you with rusted hardware. If you haven’t done suspension work before, you might be better off with professional help—mistakes here can spell bigger problems down the line. Still, if you’re detail-oriented and follow a reliable step-by-step, it’s a project some enthusiasts tackle with good results.

Is An Alignment Needed After Replacing Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushing?

Absolutely, you’ll want to have the alignment checked after swapping out your Mercedes CLS550 control arm bushing. Taking apart and reassembling the suspension can mess with your alignment specs, even if you’re careful. Misalignment can lead to quick tire wear or handling that feels off-center. Most shops will either roll the alignment in with the bushing work or strongly recommend it as the final step. It’s a simple way to make sure everything drives straight and true once you hit the road.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes CLS550 Control Arm Bushing?

At AutohausAZ, keeping your Mercedes CLS550 on the road with top-quality parts is our mission. When you shop for a control arm bushing here, you can expect prices that don’t carry dealership premiums, so you’re not stuck paying extra just to fix your car right. Orders ship out quickly since our warehouse stays stocked up, and you won’t wait long to get moving on repairs. If something doesn’t fit or you change your mind, our return process is as straightforward as it gets—no hassle, no endless forms. Our team knows Mercedes parts, and we’re always happy to walk you through questions or help you find exactly what you need. With AutohausAZ, you get more than a part—you get support, fair deals, and a crew that wants to see your car running strong. Try us once, and you’ll see how simple car care should feel.