Original Subaru Suspension Parts
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Suspension Strut
Subaru
20365SG001
Shock Absorber. Shock ABS Complete R.
Cartridge and Base of the Suspension Strut Assembly.
Fits Forester
Suspension Shock or Strut
If...
$96.99
MSRP $141.80
Save $44.81
31.6% Off 
Suspension Strut
Subaru
20365FN000
Japan Built. Crosstrek. 2.0l. Impreza. Base. Sport. Code u5.
$102.60
MSRP $150.00
Save $47.40
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Strut
Subaru
20365AL03A
Legacy, Outback. Sedan. With eyesight package. Legacy, with stablex susp.
$105.99
MSRP $154.95
Save $48.96
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Strut
Subaru
20365FJ312
With alloy wheels. Impreza. Without turbo. Wagon. Premium, limited. Sport premium, sport ltd.
$110.49
MSRP $161.53
Save $51.04
31.6% Off 
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Everything to Know About Suspension Parts in Your Subaru
Maintaining your suspension system preserves the legendary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive handling of your vehicle. For owners of the rugged Subaru Crosstrek, these parts must withstand immense lateral forces and trail impacts.
Major Parts of Your Suspension System
- Strut Assembly
- The master structural member that combines the shock absorber and coil spring into a single unit.
- Shock Absorber
- The hydraulic component that dampens the oscillation of the springs.
- Control Arm
- The mechanical link that connects the wheel hub to the chassis.
- Coil Spring
- The structural wire that supports the vehicle's weight and absorbs the energy from large road impacts.
- Strut Mount
- The upper interface between the suspension and the chassis.
To ensure your vehicle's foundation remains stable, make sure to inspect your wheels to prevent the high-speed vibrations that can wear out steering joints.
Suspension System FAQs
- How long should my genuine Subaru struts last?
- Plan for a replacement every 60,000 to 80,000 miles.
- What happens if a ball joint snaps while driving?
- A snapped joint results in a total loss of steering control for that wheel.
- Why does my car need an alignment after replacement?
- Even the slightest dimensional difference in a strut will throw off your camber and toe, leading to rapid tire wear.
- How do I know if my shocks are leaking?
- Inspect the strut body; a thin film of dust is normal, but running oil droplets signal a seal failure.
- Are genuine suspension parts covered by warranty?
- Yes, when purchased through an authorized dealer, genuine parts include a specific manufacturer protection plan.
Order the most affordable OEM suspension components at Subaru Direct Parts. Need help with your order? Contact our team today.