Detroit Axle - Front Upper Control Arms for Chevrolet GMC Silverado Sierra 2500, Express Savana 2500 3500 4500, Replacement 2 Upper Control Arms w/Ball Joints Pair Set

Great product. Perfect fit

6 months later still working great

So far so good exact fit and works great shop had no issues installing them

Exactly what we needed to repair our Nissan Sentra 2012. This product was of good quality and price.

Stock control arm bushing were getting warn and the ball joint may have been getting ready to be replaced also. Got these as they would be easier to just replace the entire lower control arm instead of getting each bushing / ball joint separately & the cost was similar. Replacement went well & a week in, so far so good. Will update if I have issues with these going forward. Quality of the parts seems good & no issue with each arm being different from the other. When they arrived the box was beaten up with several holes. These were not packed to prevent movement and some ground carriers are not the greatest with heavy items packed loosely. Fortunately nothing lost or damaged.

Bought these lower control arms a year ago and they have been on my truck since that time, and have had no issues at all. They hold as well as OEM and were a perfect fit. Was hesitant to buy from here at first since there were no reviews but I can attest they are legit and these are just my two cents.

Perfect fit and good price.

I purchased a Detroit Axle package of full front and rear suspension parts. Separate orders for a rack and pinion, control arms with ball joints and drive axles. Parts appeared to be good quality and installed just fine. However, I've had nothing but problems with most of the parts. 1. I sent the rack and pinion back as it was not correct for my vehicle although, Amazon said it was. 2. One of the front struts went bad and I sent back to Detroit Axle as it was past the 30 day return window. Detroit Axle sent a replacement but I had to pay $50 for shipping! (half the cost of buying a new one). 3. The replacement strut also went bad and demanded I wasn't paying for shipping a 2nd time! First, they were not even going to honor the warranty on the replacement strut! After going up the chain of command, they finally agreed to warrant it and send a replacement, but I would have to pay a "deposit" for the shipping cost (another $50) and would be refunded once I sent back the bad replacement strut and IF they "determined" the strut is defective. (I am in that process now but have serious doubts I'll get the $50 refunded) 4. One of the wheel bearings went bad within 30 days (wheel was wobbling) and sent back to Amazon and bought another one. 5. One of the drive axles completely exploded while driving leaving my wife stranded in the middle of the road! Had to have the vehicle towed. 6. Lastly, there remained an unidentified noise AFTER the suspension parts were initially installed that never went away and could not be figured out by mechanics. I'm convinced one of the many Detroit Axle parts that were installed is the cause. Moral of the story; although factory original parts are typically more expensive, I'm done buying aftermarket parts that seem to be failing at an exponentially higher rate than in many years past. It's simply not worth paying double or more labor costs to swap out even warranted parts, for the towing, my valuable time, the hassle and cost of a rental car while my car is in the shop multiple times. Most of all, it's most certainly not worth the danger of getting stranded in the middle of the road!! Detroit Axle is the last straw of shameful products and service!