Chevy Silverado Control Arm Replacement Cost

Replace a worn control arm or its bushings.

$480 – $1,200

Typical labor: 1.5 to 3 hours per side

Estimate based on Chevy Silverado parts and labor adjustments versus the national average. Your exact cost depends on year, trim, mileage, and shop. Get a free personalized AI estimate above.

Why Chevy Silverado Owners See This Pricing

Silverado parts are easy to find but the truck's size pushes labor higher.

For reference, the national average for control arm replacement on a typical passenger vehicle is $400 to $1,000. The Chevy Silverado runs about +20% versus that baseline.

Common Symptoms in the Chevy Silverado

Clunking over bumps

Steering wander or pull

Uneven tire wear

Vibration in the steering wheel

What It Is

Control arms are the suspension links that hold each wheel in proper position. They have bushings and ball joints that wear out.

Why It Matters

Worn control arms cause unsafe handling and chew through tires.

How to Save Money on Chevy Silverado Control Arm Replacement

Loaded control arms (with ball joint and bushings preinstalled) cost a bit more but save hours of labor
Always do an alignment after replacing a control arm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace just the bushings instead?

Sometimes, but pressing bushings out requires special tools and the labor often costs more than buying a new loaded arm.