Suspensia X34CK7135 Suspension Control Arm Kit - Front Left Lower

Suspension Control Arm Kit for Mini

This Suspensia suspension control arm kit is built for direct replacement service on select Mini applications. It includes bushings and is manufactured in Turkey in IATF 16949 certified facilities backed by ISC Industries’ OE supply experience.

Key Features

• Suspension control arm kit for suspension repair and restoration
• Includes bushings for a complete service-ready assembly
• Manufactured in IATF 16949 certified factories
• Produced by Suspensia, part of ISC Industries
• OE supplier background from ISC Industries for global vehicle programs

Product Details

Part number X34CK7135 is a front left lower suspension control arm kit for Fits 2011-2016 Mini Cooper Countryman, front left lower and Fits 2013-2016 Mini Cooper Paceman, front left lower. It is intended for buyers replacing worn suspension components on Mini Cooper Countryman and Mini Cooper Paceman models where bushing wear, looseness, or alignment-related handling concerns are present. The included bushings make this a practical replacement for restoring suspension geometry and steering response. Part number X34CK7135 also cross-references 31129806519 for the same application.

Common Uses

• Correcting clunking or knocking from worn suspension joints
• Addressing looseness in the front suspension
• Replacing deteriorated bushings in the control arm assembly
• Restoring stable steering feel and wheel control
• Servicing suspension wear on Mini Cooper Countryman and Mini Cooper Paceman models

Installation Notes

Verify fitment by year, model, and front left lower position before installation. Suspension components should be inspected for related wear, and alignment is typically required after control arm replacement. Use the vehicle’s service procedures for proper installation and torque specifications.

Quality Assurance

Suspensia parts are manufactured in Turkey in IATF 16949 certified factories. ISC Industries supplies OE Tier 1 customers including Ford, Fiat/Chrysler, Volkswagen Group, and Renault/Nissan, reflecting established production standards for suspension components.