Stabilizer Bush

A stabilizer bush is a rubber or polyurethane component fitted on the stabilizer bar (anti-roll bar) of a vehicle’s suspension system. Its main function is to hold the stabilizer bar in place while allowing it to move smoothly.

The stabilizer bush helps reduce body roll when the vehicle is turning, improving stability and control. It also absorbs vibrations and reduces noise from the suspension system. When stabilizer bushes wear out, the vehicle may produce knocking noises and feel less stable, especially when driving over bumps or corners.