Volkswagen T5 Transporter Front and rear control arm bush and geometry adjustment kits

From the day we launched our front control arm bush kits (also known as the front wishbone) for VW’s highly successful T5 Transporter, they proved extremely popular and have continued to be a much-requested item. With many of these vehicles covering high mileages and often carrying weight, bush wear is a real issue and replacing the rubber bushes with SuperPro items ensures they will last much longer between replacements – a factor that reduces the level of maintenance which in turn, keeps the vehicle on the road for longer.

Our own experience with the T5 has revealed that SuperPro bushes also make a considerable difference to the vehicle’s handling by eliminating the inherent vague feel when cornering.

Also available for the T5 is a double-offset bush kit for the rear of the front control arm that compensates for changes in suspension geometry due to excessive wear, or when the ride height is lowered. It makes the steering sharper and feel much more connected without introducing any additional noise, vibration or harshness (NVH) that are sometimes associated with other Polyurethane bushes.

SuperPro products benefit from in-house design, prototyping, testing and manufacturing facilities in Brisbane, Australia and we at SuperPro Europe thoroughly test the products in European conditions. We've been running two T5 transporters for several years fitted with the complete range of upgraded SuperPro parts and can honestly say that driving these vehicles day-to-day is vastly improved over standard. We're also reaping the benefits of reduced tyre wear that comes from having consistent and predictable suspension bushes that will last the lifetime of the product.

Be it front-wheel drive or 4-Motion, if you've got a T5, get SuperPro...

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