Signs Your Control Arms Are Worn Out

If your Dodge Ram is pulling to one side, the steering feels loose, or you're noticing uneven tire wear, your control arms could be the culprit. Stock control arms weren't built to handle the stress of a leveling or lift kit, and over time the bushings and ball joints break down.

A few warning signs to watch for: clunking noises over bumps, alignment that won't hold, or visible play when you grab the wheel and rock it. If you've leveled or lifted your truck and haven't upgraded your control arms, you're putting extra strain on worn factory parts.

Billet aluminum control arms are built to handle the geometry change from a lift while holding up to years of off-road and towing abuse.