Strut Bracket: The Unsung Hero. Makes your ride quiet and vibration-free.
As the name suggests, it is the component that connects the suspension strut to the vehicle. In addition, it isolates the vehicle from tire noise and vibration. Many (front) strut brackets also contain a bearing or bearing plate that acts as a steering pivot.

The strut bracket is like a sandwich. One side is bolted to the vehicle and the other side is attached to the strut. In the middle is a rubber-like insulating material. So when the vehicle drives over bumpy roads, the up and down impacts push and pull on the strut. The job of the strut is to cushion the impacts to reduce the jolting effect, noise and vibration that can be transmitted into the vehicle.

On many front struts, the bracket also includes a bearing to which the strut is attached. There is one on each side of the vehicle, and these bearings act as the steering pivot. This bearing is a key component that affects the smoothness and responsiveness of the steering movement.

How do I know if the strut bracket needs to be replaced?

• Unusual noises coming from the steering and suspension system.
• Premature and/or uneven tire wear.
• Accelerated shock absorber wear.
• Excessive vibrations.
• Poor wheel/tire alignment.
• Poor steering return.

Packaging:                                

1.Polybag
2.Neutral box packing
3.Topshine color box packing
4.Customized box packing