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How much does a car control arm replacement cost?
I drove over a large pothole the other day and I’m pretty sure it messed with one of my car’s control arms because my handling has been weird ever since—how much does a car control arm replacement cost?
Andrew Biro · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
On average, you can expect a car control arm replacement to cost between $500 and $750. Depending on your vehicle make and model—prices may also vary slightly depending on whether it is a front or rear control arm that needs replacing.
As an integral part of your vehicle’s suspension, the control arms are what connect the steering knuckle to the car frame, allowing your wheels to move up and down when traveling over bumps in the road. A new car control arm usually costs between $400 and $550.
Labor costs—if you take your vehicle to the mechanic to have the control arm replaced—will add on another $150 to $200.
It isn’t imperative to have a faulty control arm replaced immediately, but it is recommended, as a damaged control arm can lead to more costly suspension issues down the line.
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