Szekla4x4
IRONMAN 4x4
Reference: 848RK
Worn bushings mean knocking over bumps, vague steering and shock absorbers that die early. It is a cheap part that can change how a car drives more than new springs would.
Construction: rubber.
| Material rubber | Manufacturer Ironman 4x4 |
| Part number | 848RK |
| Manufacturer | Ironman 4x4 |
| Material | rubber |
| EAN | 9326626027810 |
Bushings are pressed in — knocking them out with a hammer ruins the arm eye. We do this in Warsaw, usually together with a suspension inspection.
Polyurethane or rubber?
Polyurethane lasts longer and is stiffer, rubber is quieter and more comfortable. On an off-road car polyurethane usually wins on durability.
Replace them in pairs?
Yes — a new bushing next to a worn one works unevenly and wears out faster.
Ironman 4x4 is an Australian brand built for vehicles that really work off-road and carry weight. We fit everything we sell in our own workshop in Warsaw, so if you are not sure which version suits your car, write to us — we will work it out with you.
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