MOOG RK620265 Front Left Lower Suspension Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly for Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Fits perfectly and the truck drives like new now. Torque bolts to 145 lbs and you’re good.

MOOG always has provided a very high quality part. I don't know how they do it for the price but they do. I wont use anything else and I've been this way for more than 30 years. Its nice to have a company stick to their quality for so long. Thanks very much MOOG. This part was very impressive as always.

Solid Part. Can’t ever go wrong with MOOG parts.

Like I said in the title it’s a Moog. Heavy duty and reliable. Made even better by Amazon’s competitive pricing. You can’t go wrong unless you have the wrong part which is the only con. I bought 3 sets of moog parts. Two of which Amazon stated the parts didn’t fit on my truck. Go to the moog website get the part number you need and search it on Amazon. While your there compare prices.

Bought this in lieu of replacing just the ball joint on my 2006 Silverado which would've required cutting and driving out the factory rivets. Amazing quality and fit, couldn't tell the difference between factory and this part. Alignment was still dead on after install. As I figured, MOOG did not disappoint.

I am more than pleased with this product. I made a great decision purchasing this.

Installed original arms. You could see the difference Truck ride like new. I replaced upper and lower control arm and sway bar links Fir a 2005 Silverado it rides like new

The part is great. The shipping lost parts for both lower arms that I received. Both had damaged boxes with the ball end protruding from the box. One was missing the bolt and the grease fitting. The other was missing the grease fitting. I could not use the old grease fittings as they were pressed in. The closest auto parts store on this project day only had the size I needed in a $14 variety pack. So what about the arm itself? It was a perfect fit. Should I have replaced them when the ball was still functional? Well, I was redoing most of the other parts in the front end and this is literally to bolts and the last part you will take out... and the the first part you will put back in. In the end the 13 year old ones had some issues. The rubber fittings on the frame side were cracked, or the rubber had shrunk/compressed away from the ends. So, YES it was worth replacing them. The front end rebuild results are amazing. I won't miss the bobble head motion I had adopted on bumpy roads.