Were you out in your Dodge Stratus and have a big pothole sneak up on you? If you hit it at high speed and you've been experiencing handling problems ever since, chances are your Dodge Stratus Control Arm got - as Tony Soprano might say - "whacked." A bent control arm makes handling "sloppy." It's the part of your suspension that helps keep your front end together, controlling your front wheel alignment and steering. The Dodge Stratus Control Arm also provides front-end stability and assists traction as well. It helps cushion your vehicle when traveling over bumps and dips in the road, working with the other suspension components to control the lateral (sideways) and axial (back and forth) motion of the vehicle when shaken over a rough surface.

There are upper and lower control arms for each wheel. These are cushioned by rubber bushings that are attached the pivot points, preventing friction and wear.

Because these bushings wear with time and miles, each Dodge Stratus Control Arm on your vehicle should be inspected periodically. Even if you are able to avoid mishap, control arms will wear out and should be replaced at least once every 100,000 miles. When that time comes, you'll find the best quality parts at the lowest prices when you come to our website. We have been in the online auto parts business for a long time, and have developed great relationships with all of our suppliers.Because we deal in high volume, we get substantial discounts - which means that you get substantial discounts as well! If your order totals more than $50, you'll even get free shipping! Order any time, day or night - you'll love our deals.