Detroit Axle - 4WD Front Upper Control Arms + Lower Ball Joints Tie Rods Suspension Kit Replacement for Chevy Silverado Sierra Avalanche 1500 Tahoe - 13pc Set

Used for my sons 2009 Toyota Camry, installed easily at home and then had service center install new tires and they also due suspension work and said that everything was great quality and fit perfectly, can’t beat for the price and im no mechanic but installed quite easily at home

everything fit good on my 2003 chevy 1500 4x4

Currently in the middle of working on my 2005 avalanche 1500 5.3 front end. Ball joints, inner and outer tie rods, sway bar links, upper control arm, pitman arm, idler arm bracket pivot and the idler arm. When the parts arrived, nothing was missing. Everything was there. Got everything on except the pitman arm. The pitman is the only thing left. The picture shows the ball joints, upper control arm, sway bar links, and inner and outer tie rods. The parts seem really nice and sturdy. A buddy of mine has recommended Detroit Axle because they are the lower budget friendly option of a kit. Was originally going to buy each part individually, but then he showed me this. The ball joints is what needed replaced and the idler and pitman arm, but I decided to buy this kit and do the others. Now installing can be easy or difficult depending on the old parts that have rust on them. My truck is 21 years old and every bolt and part was rusted and all all parts had to be beaten with hammers or cut with a grinder or sawzaw. But after that, getting the new parts on is very easy. As far as actually seeing how the new hold up, i won't know til the truck is completed and gets and alignment very soon. Will do an update later on maybe in a couple of weeks or a month or so. But if you are on a budget as far as price, I'm sure there wouldn't be any problems.

i’ll give credits for everything being direct fit. however the ball joints on the upper control arms are pretty well junk. everything else so far has been fine but i recommend spending the extra money on kryptonite upper control arms or their ball joints.

Definitely worth the money it helps you out if you’re working on a tight budget had mine for 3 years and I do a lot of mild muddin so you get what you pay I’d prefer duralast or moog parts but I can’t afford them but this is budget friendly here