Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
2043331114
2213331914
Compatible Vehicle Series:
MERCEDES-BENZ S-CLASS (W221) 2005/10- S-CLASS Coupe (C216) 2006/05-
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 350 (221.056, 221.156) [M 272.965] (2005.10 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 350 L 4-matic (221.082, 221.182) [M 276.950] (2011.04 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 400 L Hybrid (221.095, 221.195) [M 272.974] (2009.08 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 500 (221.071, 221.171) [M 273.961] (2006.01 - 2012.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 500 CGI 4-matic (221.094, 221.194) [M 278.932] (2011.04 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 600 (221.176) [M 275.953] (2005.12 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 63 AMG (221.077, 221.177) [M 156.984] (2006.10 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class (W221) - S 65 AMG (221.179) [M 275.982] (2005.12 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class Coupe (C216) - CL 500 (216.371) [M 273.961] (2006.06 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class Coupe (C216) - CL 500 4-matic (216.386) [M 273.968] (2008.02 - 2013.12)
MERCEDES-BENZ (Imported) - S-Class Coupe (C216) - CL 600 (216.376) [M 275.953] (2006.05 - 2013.12)
The High-Strength Anti-Vibration Trailing Arm Suspension Bushing for Mercedes-Benz is a standard Mercedes-Benz chassis bushing widely used at trailing arm connection points. Its design balances a 70mm outer diameter with an 80mm length, securing to the vehicle chassis bracket through a 15mm center hole. The primary function of this bushing is to constrain longitudinal movement of the trailing arm during acceleration or braking, ensuring wheels maintain the correct driving angle. Its 34mm load-bearing width is mechanically calculated to provide necessary longitudinal buffer travel while maintaining lateral rigidity.
Key Outer Diameter: 70mm specification.
Center Inner Diameter: Matches 15mm fasteners.
Overall Dimensions: Includes 80mm length and 34mm width.
Longitudinal Displacement Constraint: Stabilizes the dynamic position of the trailing arm, improving driving trajectory stability.
Road Noise Damping: Effectively alleviates subtle resonance between metal brackets, enhancing driving comfort.
Material Stability: Industrial-grade composite rubber ensures functionality is maintained across wide temperature variations.
Established in 2009
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