Sway Bar Links
Sway bar links connect your stabilizer bar to the suspension and help keep your car flat and steady when you turn or change lanes. When they wear out, you'll often hear a rattling or knocking noise over bumps and feel more body roll in corners. Replacing worn sway bar links restores stable, confident handling.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Worn or torn bushings and ball joints in the link
- Constant stress from rough roads and frequent cornering
- Corrosion and rust weakening the link over time
- Impact damage from potholes or curbs
- Normal wear from high mileage
Frequently asked questions
What does a bad sway bar link sound like?
The most common symptom is a clunking, rattling, or knocking noise from the suspension when driving over bumps or rough roads. You may also feel more body lean when turning.
Can I drive with a broken sway bar link?
You can usually drive short distances, but your car will lean more in corners and feel less stable. It's best to replace it soon for safer, more controlled handling.
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