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Belltech 2021 GM Tahoe/Yukon 2WD/4WD Rear Upper Control Arm Kit

SKU: BEL25122
Barcode: 722439012750

$415.00

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Belltech 2021 GM Tahoe/Yukon 2WD/4WD Rear Upper Control Arm Kit

$415.00

$415.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Belltech
SKU
BEL25122
Manufacturer part number
25122
Category
Suspension › Control Arms
Shipping weight
9.6 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

Ride height alterations can result in skewed suspension geometry, Belltech accounts for these types of issues and creates ways to correct them. One such solution is our angle correction control arms designed to correct negative camber, return proper ball joint angles, prevent unwanted pulling, and reduce tire wear, which in the long term, is truly pertinent. The 25122 control arm set was designed specifically for your 2021+ Tahoe/Yukon 2WD/4WD. They are easy to install and built to last due to their solid steel construction. We finish with a high-quality powder coat to increase their longevity, Belltech control arms are immensely durable. The result is a smoother, safer ride with improved handling.

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