Car Sway Bars
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Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
212-323-25-65-64
E63 amg. Without 4-matic.
MSRP $429.00 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
209-320-04-10
Clk55. Clk63 amg. CLK63 with Black series. Without 4-matic. C55 amg.
MSRP $313.00 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
211-323-45-65-64
E63 amg. Without active suspension. Wagon. With sport suspension.
MSRP $449.00 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
202-323-56-65
Convertible without Sport suspensio. Clk320. Without sport suspension. Clk430. C280. Coupe, 3.2L with Sport suspension. Coupe, 4.3L...
MSRP $491.00 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
243-320-62-00
With 3rd seat. 3rd Row Seating.
MSRP $139.70 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
172-320-26-11
Without vehicle dynamic pkg.. Without sport package. From 1/13/12. SLK350 without sport susp. Exc.Dynamic Suspension.
MSRP $133.90 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
172-320-25-11
Exc.Dynamic Suspension. Without vehicle dynamic pkg.. From 1/13/12. To 1/13/12. Slk300. Without sport package.
MSRP $133.90 CAD
Stabilizer Bar
Mercedes-Benz
206-326-19-00
Glc300. Without amg ride control. Wagon.
MSRP $132.80 CAD
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TL;DR Summary
Sway bars help reduce body roll and support stable handling. OEM sway bar parts are designed to match the vehicle's suspension layout, bar diameter, mounting points, bushings, and link connections.
Intro Paragraph
Sway bars, also called stabilizer bars, connect suspension movement from side to side to help manage body roll during turns. Worn links, bushings, or damaged bars can cause clunks, looseness, or changes in handling. The sway bars category helps shoppers find OEM parts for suspension repairs.
What This Category Includes
This category may include sway bars, stabilizer links, bushings, brackets, clamps, and related mounting hardware. Shoppers may also compare suspension and steering, control arms, shocks and struts, and tie rod linkages.
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
Sway bar size, shape, link style, and bushing design can vary by vehicle and suspension package. OEM parts are designed to match compatible factory suspension geometry and mounting points. That matters when restoring the original handling feel and reducing installation issues.
How to Choose the Right Part
Determine whether the issue is the bar itself, a link, a bushing, or a bracket. Identify front or rear location and confirm whether the vehicle has standard, sport, off-road, or towing-related suspension equipment. If replacing bushings, match the bar diameter and bracket design.
Compatibility or Fitment Guidance
Sway bar components may vary by trim, drivetrain, ride-height package, and production date. Use vehicle details or VIN information to confirm fitment. If suspension noises continue after replacement, inspect nearby components before assuming another sway bar issue.
Key Takeaways
- Sway bars help reduce body roll and support stable handling.
- Links, bushings, brackets, and bars can all wear or become damaged.
- OEM parts help ensure a match for bar diameter, mounting, and suspension geometry.
- Confirm front or rear position and suspension package before ordering.
FAQ
What does a bad sway bar link sound like?
It may create clunking or rattling over bumps, but other suspension parts can make similar noises.
Are front and rear sway bar parts the same?
No. Front and rear parts usually differ in shape, size, and mounting design.
Do sway bar bushings need to match bar diameter?
Yes. Bushing size and bracket style should match the sway bar and vehicle application.