What is a reasonable cost to replace lower arm bushes?
I have a Toyota Yaris and the OSF and NSF lower arm bushes are worn and deteriorated. The car passed the MoT in September and was serviced in January but dealer says I will need new bushes next year. Any idea as to cost of work? Dealer quoted £812.06.
Asked on 2 February 2026 by christos christodoulou
Answered by
David Ross
Replacing worn bushes is a fairly common repair and we would expect most independent garages to be able to carry out this work for you. We would suggest shopping around and consider an independent Toyota specialist, and we would expect this to cost £500 or less from an independent.
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