$130, including parts & labor.
How Does This Sound for the Cost for New Front Sway Bars?
Jun 17, 2008
4 Replies
Sounds reasonable to me.
Sounds like used or aftermarket parts. What kind of vehicle?
A used sway bar and the link bars would be okay, the spring steel might have a fatigue life but if the car isn't driven in off-road rallyes it's way down the road.
As long as the rubber mount cushions and the rubber links at the ends were new - that's what wears with age. And if he put used ones in, expect to change them in another 5 to 10 years. You'll probably get an odd squeak or clunk on suspension action when they get sloppy.
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PS: Top posting fixed, this isn't Jeopardy and I ain't Alex Trebek. Question, then answer. Please take notes, Mr. Yohman.
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