OEM Volkswagen Bushing & Bearings

What's the Average Cost of Replacing Bushings and Bearings on a Volkswagen Vehicle?

If your Volkswagen is pulling sideways when you speed up or brake; if you're hearing clunking noises when going over bumps; if you feel the car vibrating while it's moving; and if you've noticed unusual tire wear, you've likely got a suspension problem. Run an inspection; if, in checking the bushings, you find their surfaces have shrunk, stiffened, cracked, or softened, then most likely, the cause of the problem is bad bushings. Likely faulty bearings, too, along with them.

You'll have to replace them -- a job that can get pricey, fast. Bushings, for instance, can run between $250 and $300 or so, on average. The cost can be a little better on some models, like Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport, whose bushings can run $190 to $240 or so. For some others, though, it's more expensive -- sometimes, a lot more. Volkswagen Beetle bushings, for example, can run between $290 and $380, while Volkswagen CC bushings can go for $350 to $500 or more.

You'll also want to do it sooner rather than later. That's because of just how important both are to your vehicle's suspension: bushings make sure parts like the control arms, sway bars, and strut mounts move the way they're supposed to, and bearings are support loads, allowing parts that spin to turn with minimal resistance. Put simply, together, they help keep the suspension working as well as it can, while cutting down on the vibration you feel in-cabin.

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