Front Lower Suspension Control Arms For Toyota Tundra 2004-06 / Sequoia 2004-07
Front Lower Suspension Control Arms For Toyota Tundra 2004-06 / Sequoia 2004-07
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Front Lower Suspension Control Arms for Toyota Tundra and Sequoia
These front lower suspension control arms are direct-fit replacement components for Toyota Tundra and Sequoia models, restoring proper suspension geometry and steering response with OEM-style cross-reference numbers 48068-0C010 and 48069-0C010.
Overview
These front lower suspension control arms are designed to replace worn or damaged factory arms on Toyota Tundra and Sequoia trucks. Each control arm positions the front wheel assembly, supports the coil spring and shock mount, and helps maintain correct camber and caster alignment. They are a practical choice for owners and shops servicing high-mileage or accident-damaged front suspensions.
Built For Performance
- Heavy-gauge steel construction matched to factory dimensions
- Pre-installed ball joint on each arm for faster installation
- Bushings included to restore factory ride compliance
- Corrosion-resistant coating for long-term durability
- Sold as a pair covering both the right and left front positions
- Direct replacement fit with no modifications required
Fits These Machines
- for Toyota Tundra 2004-2006
- for Toyota Sequoia 2004-2007
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing bent or worn control arms after front-end impact
- Restoring steering feel and alignment on high-mileage trucks
- Scheduled front suspension refresh during ball joint service
- Shop and DIY repair on Tundra and Sequoia platforms
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 48068-0C010, 48069-0C010 |
| Position | Front Lower, Left and Right |
| Sold As | Pair |
Good To Know
Q: Do these come with ball joints already installed? A: Yes, each arm ships with the ball joint and bushings pre-installed, so the unit bolts directly to the frame and spindle. Always torque fasteners to factory specification and have an alignment performed after installation.
Q: Can I install these myself? A: With basic hand tools, jack stands, and a torque wrench, a home mechanic can complete the job. A professional alignment is strongly recommended once both arms are installed to protect tire life and handling.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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