Nissan Rogue front suspension kit, 10-piece control arm, tie rod and sway link set

Nissan Rogue Front Suspension Kit 2008-2013 – 10Pc Front Control Arm, Tie Rod & Sway Link Set, Also Rogue Select 2014-2015

55140826
Dhs. 488.26
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Nissan Rogue front suspension kit, 10-piece control arm, tie rod and sway link set

Nissan Rogue Front Suspension Kit 2008-2013 – 10Pc Front Control Arm, Tie Rod & Sway Link Set, Also Rogue Select 2014-2015

Dhs. 488.26
Attribute55140826

Nissan Rogue Front Suspension Kit – 10-Piece Control Arm, Tie Rod and Sway Link Set

This Nissan Rogue front suspension kit puts ten front-end parts in one box: both front lower control arm assemblies, both front sway bar end links, both outer tie rod ends, two inner tie rod ends and two rack and pinion boots. The supplier lists it for the 2008–2013 Nissan Rogue, all models, and for the 2014–2015 Rogue Select, all models. Easy Life Markets sells it as a single set, which makes sense for a car whose front end has started to feel loose in more than one place.

On a Rogue with some age on it, these parts rarely fail one at a time. The lower arms locate the wheels, the tie rods carry every steering input from the rack to the knuckles, and the end links tie the anti-roll bar to the suspension. They all share the same roads and the same mileage. Replace only the worst one and the next weakest usually shows up within a few months, with another alignment bill attached. Doing the lot together means one job and one alignment.

What Is in the Box

  • 1 x front lower control arm assembly, driver side – reference MS30194
  • 1 x front lower control arm assembly, passenger side – reference MS30195
  • 1 x front sway bar end link, driver side – reference K750095
  • 1 x front sway bar end link, passenger side – reference K750094
  • 1 x outer tie rod end, driver side – reference ES800583
  • 1 x outer tie rod end, passenger side – reference ES800582
  • 2 x inner tie rod ends – reference EV800550
  • 2 x front rack and pinion boots

The supplier states that everything shown in the product picture is included. Fitting instructions are not included. Driver side and passenger side are given as the supplier lists them, which follows left-hand-drive convention: driver side is the left of the car.

Specifications

  • Product type: Front suspension and steering kit, 10 pieces
  • Position: Front axle, left and right
  • Control arm finish: Black powder coat
  • Control arms: Supplied as complete assemblies, described by the supplier as ready to bolt in
  • Reference numbers: MS30194, MS30195, K750095, K750094, ES800583, ES800582, EV800550
  • Brand: Unbranded aftermarket
  • SKU: CJQT284409001AZ

The supplier does not give weights, dimensions or thread sizes for the individual parts, so we do not quote any here.

Checking Fitment

The supplier lists this kit for:

  • Nissan Rogue, 2008–2013, all models
  • Nissan Rogue Select, 2014–2015, all models

The Rogue Select is the earlier body style that stayed on sale after the redesigned Rogue arrived for 2014. The redesigned 2014-on Rogue is a different car underneath and is not listed. Before you order:

  1. Confirm which Rogue you have. If the car is a 2014 or 2015, check the badge and the registration papers for "Select".
  2. Match the reference numbers. If your old parts or a parts catalogue show any of the numbers above, compare them.
  3. Use your VIN. A Nissan dealer or an online catalogue can confirm the front lower arm and tie rod numbers for your exact car. You can also send us the VIN and we will help you check.

How to Tell the Front End Is Worn

  • A clunk or knock from the front over speed bumps, often a worn end link or lower arm bushing
  • Steering that wanders or needs constant small corrections on a straight road
  • Play you can feel when you rock the front wheel at three and nine o'clock, which points at the tie rods
  • Uneven wear on the inner or outer edge of the front tyres
  • Torn rack boots, or grease and dirt around the inner tie rods

Any one of these is worth a proper inspection on a lift. If the inspection finds several worn joints, a complete kit is usually the tidier repair.

Fitting Notes

  • Count the turns as you unscrew each old outer tie rod end and fit the new one to the same position. It will get the car close enough to drive to the alignment shop.
  • The inner tie rods sit under the rack boots and normally need an inner tie rod tool to remove and tighten.
  • Fit the new boots with the inner tie rods and make sure both ends of each boot are sealed, so water stays out of the rack.
  • Tighten the control arm bushing bolts with the car's weight on the wheels, not hanging on the lift. Tightening them at full droop twists the bushings and shortens their life.
  • Use the torque figures from the Nissan service manual, and replace any single-use nuts.
  • Book a four-wheel alignment as soon as the work is finished. It is not optional after tie rods and control arms.

Steering and suspension parts are safety-critical. The supplier recommends professional installation, and so do we unless you have the tools and the experience.

Why Change Everything Together

Labour overlaps heavily on this job. The wheels are off, the knuckle is disconnected and the car needs aligning afterwards whichever part you replace. Fitting all ten pieces in one session costs a few extra hours at most, compared with paying for the same strip-down two or three times. It also gives you matched parts left and right, so the steering feels the same in both directions.

Who This Kit Suits

It suits Rogue owners planning a front-end refresh on a higher-mileage car, home mechanics who would rather order one set than chase eight part numbers, and workshops quoting a full front suspension job for a customer.

Common Questions

Does it fit the 2014 and later Rogue? Only the Rogue Select from 2014–2015 is listed. The redesigned Rogue from 2014 onwards is not.

Are these genuine Nissan parts? No. This is an unbranded aftermarket kit sold under aftermarket reference numbers. It is not a genuine part of the vehicle maker.

Do the lower control arms come with ball joints and bushings fitted? The supplier describes them as fully assembled control arm assemblies. If you need this confirmed for a specific detail, ask us before ordering.

Buy the Nissan Rogue Front Suspension Kit at Easy Life Markets

You can order the complete 10-piece set on this page. The current price and availability are shown on this page. Please read our return and refund policy before buying, and check fitment first, because suspension parts are much easier to return unused.

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