Replace Sway Bar Links

Sway bar link replacement involves removing worn or damaged sway bar links and installing new ones to connect the sway bar to the suspension components, enhancing stability and reducing body roll during turns. This process improves handling and ride quality, ensuring safer and more comfortable driving conditions.

Pricing Varies with Vehicle

What makes a Roda Sway Bar Link Replacement different?

  • We only do the work necessary. Our team of mechanics will provide you with a complimentary video inspection detailing what work they’re doing, and with images and videos of the sway bar links so you will always be in the loop and in control of what services are provided.
  • Free valet pick-up and drop-off saves time and stress 
  • Complimentary video inspection of your vehicle
  • 12,000 mile/12-month warranty on all work performed

Frequently Asked Sway Bar Link Replacement Questions

Sway bar links, also known as stabilizer bar links or sway bar end links, connect the sway bar (stabilizer bar or anti-roll bar) to the suspension components. They help control body roll and stabilize the vehicle during cornering by transferring forces between the sway bar and the suspension.

Signs of worn-out sway bar links include clunking noises when driving over bumps, excessive body roll during turns, uneven tire wear, decreased stability during driving, and visible damage or play in the links upon inspection.

The lifespan of sway bar links can vary depending on driving conditions, vehicle usage, and the quality of the components. As a general guideline, they may need replacement every 50,000 to 100,000 miles. However, it's essential to monitor for signs of wear and replace them as necessary for optimal stability and handling.

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“Very easy and convenient service. They keep you updated through the whole process. They send you video and pictures and a team member also texts you to make sure any questions are answered.”

Kevin H.