LR073368 - Suspension Arm – Front Lower – RH

- €139,90

€139,90

€139,90 - €139,90

€139,90

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Front Lower Suspension Arm for the right-hand (RH) side of the front suspension, for vehicles with standard coil-spring suspension.

The lower arm locates the base of the front wheel hub carrier to the chassis, controlling wheel position and absorbing cornering, braking and road loads. It pivots on bushes at the inner chassis mounts and connects to the hub carrier through a ball joint, allowing suspension travel and steering movement. Supplied as a complete arm assembly.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 4 2010-2016 (L319)

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 4 2010-2016 — Front lower suspension arm, RH, standard coil spring suspension, from VIN GA816992

Alternative Codes

LR073368

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Frequently asked questions

What does the front lower suspension arm do?

The front lower suspension arm locates the bottom of the front wheel hub carrier to the chassis, controlling wheel position while absorbing braking, cornering and road loads. It pivots on bushes at the inner chassis mounts and connects to the hub carrier through a ball joint. This is the right-hand (RH) side arm.

Does this arm fit all Discovery 4 models?

This arm fits the Discovery 4 (2010-2016) with standard coil-spring suspension, on the right-hand side, from VIN GA816992. Models with air suspension or built before that VIN may use a different arm, so confirm your VIN and suspension type before ordering.

What are the signs a front lower suspension arm needs replacing?

Common signs include knocking or clunking over bumps, uneven front tyre wear, vague steering, or play felt at the wheel. On these vehicles the bushes and ball joint usually wear out rather than the arm itself. A failed ball joint affects steering and should be addressed promptly.

Is fitting a front lower suspension arm a DIY job?

Fitting a front lower suspension arm is usually a job for an experienced DIY mechanic or workshop. It typically needs the vehicle raised, the wheel removed, and the ball joint and bush bolts undone, followed by a four-wheel alignment, since disturbing the arm affects front geometry.