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Old May 23rd, 2018, 17:35   #1
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Hi all,

I've got uneven tyre wear on my 06 plate XC90 (105k miles).
Whilst fitting new brakes last week, couldn't help but notice that most of the suspension bushes I could see, the rears in particular, look very tired.

There's various posts on here about changing specific bushes, but has anyone ever committed to doing a full re-bush?

Is it worthwhile, or does the time/expense outweigh the benefit?
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Old May 23rd, 2018, 22:35   #2
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Hi all,

I've got uneven tyre wear on my 06 plate XC90 (105k miles).
Whilst fitting new brakes last week, couldn't help but notice that most of the suspension bushes I could see, the rears in particular, look very tired.

There's various posts on here about changing specific bushes, but has anyone ever committed to doing a full re-bush?

Is it worthwhile, or does the time/expense outweigh the benefit?
Unless you like little challenges like that and have a suitably equipped garage, best just get the Volvo original wishbones which come with new bushes x2. They are around £100 each on e-bay from one of the three dealers that sell genuine parts at trade price.

Don't forget to get the tracking done after.
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If looking to save some money, be aware that most wishbone brands out there (perhaps except Lemforder) may last 3-6-or-24 months. Shocking quality even for aftermarket parts.
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