Genuine Nissan Suspension & Steering

Minnesota roads are hard on suspension. Frost heaves lift a lane edge an inch over the winter, the spring thaw opens potholes on every arterial, and road salt works on bushings and ball joint boots the whole time. That combination is why struts, control arms and tie rod ends wear out faster here than the service interval suggests, and why this page exists. Everything in it is a genuine Nissan suspension and steering part, built to the geometry the factory engineered for your vehicle.

What the catalog covers

There are over five thousand Nissan parts on this page, plus a Nismo selection. The largest groups are suspension control arms, struts, shock absorbers, coil springs and steering tie rod ends, along with the steering wheels and air bag assemblies that sit on the steering side of the system.

Struts, shocks and springs

A worn shock shows up as a floating front end over dips and a longer stopping distance, not just a rough ride. We carry shock absorbers across the truck and SUV range, including E6110-ZL10J for the 2009 to 2012 Pathfinder, 56110-EA026 for the 2005 to 2009 Pathfinder and E6110-9BU9A for the 2024 to 2026 Frontier. Coil springs are here too, such as 54010-1PA0C covering 2012 through 2017 applications, 54010-EZ11B for the 2017 to 2024 Titan and 55020-JB02E for the 2011 to 2013 Altima. If a vehicle sits low on one corner after a decade of winters, the spring is usually the reason.

Control arms, stabilizer bars and bushings

Control arm bushings take the worst of the salt and the potholes. A clunk over a tar strip or uneven tire wear on the inside shoulder normally points there. Control arm 54501-9HP0A fits 2015 through 2023 applications, and we stock the bolts, nuts, washers and camber adjusting eccentrics that the repair needs, so you can order the whole job in one go instead of discovering a seized bolt mid repair. Stabilizer bars and links are in the same section, including 54611-4RA0A for 2016 through 2023 and 54611-6CA0A for the 2019 to 2025 Altima.

Steering side

Tie rod ends are the part that puts an alignment out of spec, and there are a few hundred of them here. If the steering wanders at highway speed or the tires scrub after a new alignment, have the ends checked before paying for another one. Steering wheels and the air bag assemblies that mount to them are also listed, which matters for anyone restoring an interior.

Ordering the right part

Suspension parts split by trim, drivetrain and sometimes by production date, so guessing by model name alone is risky. Add your vehicle with the year, model and trim selector, or search by VIN, and the grid narrows to parts confirmed for your Nissan. A handful of remanufactured control arm listings carry a supplier number with no year data attached, so if a part shows no fitment, call the counter and we will verify it against the factory catalog before anything ships.