Product Details

This Whiteline Front Lower Trailing Arm Bushing Kit fits the 2020-2026 Jeep Gladiator (JT). The part number is W53637. This part is for the front of the vehicle. In the box: 4 bushings and 4 tubes.

Bushings work out of sight, but they decide how well a suspension holds its geometry. A soft or tired trailing arm bushing allows play that shows up as vague steering, a wandering feel under braking, or a clunk over bumps. Fitting a firmer one takes that slack out. Polyurethane resists deflection far better than the soft rubber it replaces.

Whiteline rates the install as moderate and lists about 3 hours. A wheel alignment is not required. To go with it on the Gladiator, see Rear Adjustable Panhard Rod, 3-Point Adjustable 24mm Rear Sway Bar, and Adjustable Rear Lower Trailing Arm Set.

Features

  • Material: Built from polyurethane.
  • Bushing compound: The elastomer formulation is chosen to shrug off oil, grease, ozone, and the elements.
  • Install guide: Whiteline packs an install guide with it.
  • Bushing material: Made of polyurethane, which resists deflection better than soft rubber.
  • Self-lubricating: The bushing carries its own grease supply in internal reservoirs, so it keeps moving freely.
Specifications
Part Number W53637
Part Name Trailing Arm Bushings
Vehicle 2020-2026 Jeep Gladiator
Chassis Code JT
Bushing 2 Inner Diameter 16.2 mm
Bushing Color Black
Bushing Material Polyurethane
Color Black
Durometer 85
Grade Type Performance
Grade Type Improved Design
Grade Type Premium
Installation Difficulty Moderate
Installation Time (hrs) 3
Kit Contents 4 Bushings, 4 Tubes
Material Polyurethane
Mounting Type Press In
Set Yes
Universal or Specific Fit Specific Fit
Vehicle Placement Front
Wheel Alignment Required No
Notes -

Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelDrivetrainNotes
2020JeepGladiator4WD
2021JeepGladiator4WD
2022JeepGladiator4WD
2023JeepGladiator4WD
2024JeepGladiator4WD
2025JeepGladiator4WD
2026JeepGladiator4WD

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