Forgive my ignorance on this. My trailing arms bushings are cracked and moving by hand, though only slightly. At 247k miles and 21-years old, I’m confident it’s time to replace the bushings. Here’s the question - is it generally better to swap the bushings or get aftermarket replacements?
They sells replacement bushing kits but I don’t know how difficult it’ll be to knock out the old ones. ( 10x Toyota Sequoia (01-07) Rear Upper/Lower/Lateral Arm Bushing Polyurethane Bushing Kit - Polyurethane Suspension Bushings - https://psbushings.com/product/10x-toyota-sequoia-01-07-rear-upper-lower-lateral-arm-bushing-polyurethane-bushing-kit/).
Alternatively, is it advised to just replace the whole set to avoid the hassle of pressing out the old bushings? APOC (2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia Adjustable Trailing Arms | Fits Stock to 6” Lift - https://apocindustries.com/products/1996-02-toyota-4-runner-adjustable-trailing-arms?variant=41658422067261) and SRQ Fabrication (2001-2007 Sequoia Opt Offroad Rear Adjustable Control Arms - https://www.srqfabrications.com/products/rear-adjustable-control-arms-01-07-sequoia?variant=52328421982571) sells kits that would (presumably) be an upgrade over stock.
Thanks.
They sells replacement bushing kits but I don’t know how difficult it’ll be to knock out the old ones. ( 10x Toyota Sequoia (01-07) Rear Upper/Lower/Lateral Arm Bushing Polyurethane Bushing Kit - Polyurethane Suspension Bushings - https://psbushings.com/product/10x-toyota-sequoia-01-07-rear-upper-lower-lateral-arm-bushing-polyurethane-bushing-kit/).
Alternatively, is it advised to just replace the whole set to avoid the hassle of pressing out the old bushings? APOC (2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia Adjustable Trailing Arms | Fits Stock to 6” Lift - https://apocindustries.com/products/1996-02-toyota-4-runner-adjustable-trailing-arms?variant=41658422067261) and SRQ Fabrication (2001-2007 Sequoia Opt Offroad Rear Adjustable Control Arms - https://www.srqfabrications.com/products/rear-adjustable-control-arms-01-07-sequoia?variant=52328421982571) sells kits that would (presumably) be an upgrade over stock.
Thanks.