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Sprinter anti-roll bar bushes

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Published: 14 August 2017
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Polybush has further updated its already extensive range of anti-roll bar bushes for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter range, which it says give “incredible resilience, longevity and cost savings.”

It has added bushes suitable for 5,000kg GVW and below Sprinters, meaning that regardless of what variant you operate, it can help.

“The premature failure of anti-roll bar bushes on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a source of constant frustration,” says Polybush.

“We can solve this problem by using a more durable material that lasts up to five times longer while improving ride quality and comfort. This added longevity ensures that operators’ Sprinters stay out of the garage and on the road for longer.

The range of anti-roll bar bushes for the Sprinter starts from £7.92 each.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

www.polybush.co.uk

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