Polyurethane (PU) parts exhibit remarkable durability, capable of withstanding substantial loads even under strenuous conditions, and they retain their characteristics for many years. In contrast, rubber parts typically start to show signs of aging after approximately two to three years of operation, regardless of the car’s mileage. With extended periods of vehicle use, the wear on the bushings of the suspension arms increases, raising the risk of failure and compromising driving control. This, in turn, accelerates suspension wear, leads to uneven braking, and can result in decreased car responsiveness. The loss of flexibility and elasticity in rubber components can lead to accelerated wear of other suspension parts, including ball bearings, control and trailing arms, and shock absorbers.
Installing Siberian Bushing PU suspension parts on a car offers significant benefits. It not only enhances steering control, even in the most extreme driving situations but also contributes to overall safety.