MOOG K700538 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit for Chevrolet Silverado 1500

I got this after the cheap one I bought when redoing my suspension broke and disappeared entirely from my truck. These Moog ones have held up. They seem to be quality. They also come with good instructions for installation.

I purchased 2 of these for my 2013 Chevy Tahoe. To set the record straight, when you buy 1 kit (as they are referring to it) you are only getting 1 end link. If you plan on replacing both sway bar end links, then you need to purchase 2 of these. That said, for a number of years, I have trusted Moog products for replacement suspension pieces, and I will continue to do so. These kit’s are a great upgraded solution to a high failure rate OE part on most of the 1/2 ton GM line for a a number of years. Installation can be made without even removing a tire. My wife is the main driver of our Tahoe, and a couple of days ago, she reported what sounded like bombs going off under the truck mainly while cornering. My first guess was sway bar end links and it ended up being a good guess. I found the passenger side link had completely snapped in two and half of it was MIA. So I bought two of these end links and some Moog sway bar bushings to just upgrade everything while I was there. It’s a good thing I replaced both sides too, because the driver side probably wasn’t going to last too much longer anyay. A good portion of the bolt had corroded away. The truck now has a great cornering feel to it and the bombs are gone. Another plus to these links... MADE IN THE USA!!

Perfect replacement. Seems to be good quality.

Works great

This sway bar link was half the price of the auto store in town. I wish the instructions were a bit more clear though. I tightened them down to two threads were out of the nut with the vehicle sitting at the normal driving height. I would recommend to buy!

Installed the Moog sway bar end links on a 2018 Yukon XL Denali. No need to remove the tires, but you do need to raise the truck on jack stands and turn the tire on the side you are working on. The GM bolt on the old link is 15 mm. To get more play in the sway bar when installing the new end links, I had to loosen the two 10 mm bolts on the bracket holding the sway bar bushing.

I love it fit perfect you only to do it up the wheel with de cat jack and you can yo change easily

Purchased for a 2012 Silverado (5.3L)While getting new tires the tire installer noticed I had broken both sway bar end links. He quoted me a price of $130 to install. I went on amazon and ordered 2 of these moog ones to replace the stock ac delcos that failed.Arrived in two days, unpacked box, cut off the old ones as they were broken but rusted on so might wanna have a hacksaw or sawzall handy just incase and to speed up job.. need to also have a ratchet and 14mm socket, and a 15mm open end wrench.. and about ten mins of time.. just build it as you go, then hand tighten first side, then do 2nd and crank them down to tightness stated in directions.Very simple job, save yourself the money and do it yourself.