Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
9013240350
9013240250
5118732AA
Compatible Vehicle Series:
901.902.903
This is an industrial-grade trailing arm bushing designed for robust performance, widely utilized in the commercial and freight sectors—specifically for vehicles such as the Mercedes-Benz 901, 902, and 903 series. Engineered to withstand the high-frequency usage and heavy-load environments typical of these vehicle models, the product features an enhanced rubber layer with superior fatigue resistance, ensuring that the suspension system's geometric alignment remains intact throughout extended transport operations.
Key Dimensions: Length of 80 mm; Inner Diameter of 12.2 mm.
Cross-Brand Compatibility: Suitable for Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Dodge, and Volkswagen vehicles built on the 901, 902, and 903 platforms.
Reinforced Structure: Features a thickened central metal sleeve to significantly enhance shear strength.
Extended Service Life: The highly wear-resistant rubber compound effectively withstands harsh road conditions, thereby minimizing commercial downtime and maintenance requirements.
Assured Tracking Stability: Prevents displacement of the trailing arm under heavy loads, ensuring that the vehicle maintains a true and stable trajectory without drifting.
Established in 2009
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