BUSTN

Well, I'm having issues with the control arm bushings. Lexus said they won't replace due to aftermarket wheels. This is unbelieveable, definetly time for a change...

rominl

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what, they wore out completely? your car isn't even lowered right? wonder how the wheel can put that much wear

BUSTN

OK, let's recap. Idler pullies went bad, ML subs blown, b pillars damaged,control arm bushings, bad brakes(replaced rotors and pads at 8k).I'm waiting to see what else I'm in store for.The car is not lowered. I could understand if I had some junky heavy wheels but A/C 3 pc wheels with the o.d's in spec, come on!

rominl

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man seems like you got a lemon....

allklr

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How much is it to replace the control arm bushings?

rominl

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i am not sure if toyota/lexus has JUST the bushings. from my experience with previous lexus models, you will basically need to get the whole new control arm as replacement

tyoung88

This is really making me think twice about getting 22's with the air suspension controller. Has anyone else had problems with the control arm bushings?

MadDawg350

Copied this from another forum I play around in and should be of good use for you with the dealer problems you are experiencing.

allklr

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That really sucks, Are you going to try and go through corporate or another dealer?

rominl

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unless there are real direct proof of the control arm bushings with the wheels/lowering, i wouldn't believe the dealership yet

GS430X6

Your situration is the exact reason why I allways keep my stock parts when my car is still under warrenty.

Did you keep your stock wheels? If so why not put them back on then take it in for warrenty work. Maybe try another dealer?

rominl

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more than likely they already put in the computer that the car has aftermarket wheels and warranty gone, etc...

and that's accessible nationwide i believe

JBrady

Your profile says GS400 but I am assuming you now have the LS460?

That list is insane. Take it up the corp ladder. I have to believe Lexus would be concerned with such problems.