Established in 2009
OE Number
2013251144
A2013251144
Applicable Models
Mercedes-Benz W201
Mercedes-Benz W124
Mercedes-Benz SLK (R170) 230 Kompressor (170.449)
Mercedes-Benz SLK (R170) 320 (170.465)
This suspension buffer bushing is designed for Mercedes-Benz W201, W124, and SLK R170 models. It plays a critical role in absorbing shocks and reducing vibration within the suspension system, helping maintain vehicle stability and ride comfort. Manufactured in accordance with OE standards, it ensures precise fitment and reliable performance.
Durable Construction: Made from high-quality rubber materials for excellent elasticity and long service life.
OE-Matched Design: Produced based on original OE specifications to ensure accurate installation and compatibility.
Shock Absorption Performance: Effectively minimizes impact and vibration from road conditions.
Noise Reduction: Helps reduce suspension noise for a quieter driving experience.
Wear and Aging Resistance: Engineered to withstand long-term use under varying environmental conditions.
Improves overall ride comfort and stability
Protects suspension components from excessive wear
Maintains proper suspension alignment and performance
This suspension buffer bushing is a dependable replacement solution for restoring the original handling and comfort of compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Established in 2009
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