Product number

OEM:56540-G6000

Does your car have these issues?

Severe wear: If the ball joint is worn, causing looseness, increased clearance, or producing abnormal noises, it may affect the vehicle's handling stability and suspension performance.

Aging or damage: Over time, the ball joint may be damaged due to grease loss, internal wear, or external impact. Once cracks, deformation, or severe wear are found on the ball joint, it should be replaced immediately.

Abnormal symptoms during driving: such as abnormal noises when driving on bumpy roads, wheel shaking at low speeds, unstable driving or swaying left and right, and even brake failure, all of which may be signs of ball joint damage.

Maintenance requirement: When replacing components such as suspension arms and steering rods, if problems are found with the connected ball joints, it may be necessary to replace the ball joints at the same time.

Regular inspection: Although there is no fixed replacement cycle, it is recommended to inspect the ball joint after driving a certain mileage (such as 30000 to 40000 kilometers) to evaluate its condition.

Excessive ball head clearance: If the ball head clearance exceeds the normal range, it may need to be replaced to avoid breakage when subjected to impact loads.

Steering system issue: If there is an abnormality in the steering system when turning the steering wheel, such as inaccurate steering or excessive free travel, it may indicate that the ball joint needs to be replaced.

Suspension system issue: If there is an abnormality in the suspension system, such as abnormal bouncing or swaying of the vehicle during driving, it may be related to damage to the ball joint.

Safety considerations: Even if the damage to the ball joint is not immediately apparent, for safety reasons, any component damage that may affect vehicle handling and safety should be replaced in a timely manner