Check the CV joints (front axles) to see if there shot.
we would need more information but most if not all bushings can be replaced
yes there are aftermarket solutions for this
As far as I know nobody makes bushings for front control arms of Altima 93-01. Many Internet stores sells complete control arms with bushings and bell joint. I've found one that sells at 79$.
The worn bushings can be pressed out and replaced. This is the most economical solution to worn bushings. After market replacement parts can't be ordered from any Auto Parts dealer. Read the discussion page for this question.
Your a arm bushings need replaced.
You may replace the bushings by pressing them out. GM would rather you not know this!!
No
when ever a wheel is replaced in difference from the original the car should be re tracked up, its the same for rotating wheels from front to back
Dodge doesn't sell the bushings separately, so the entire assembly needs replaced unless you can find them in the aftermarket.Dodge doesn't sell the bushings separately, so the entire assembly needs replaced unless you can find them in the aftermarket.
I am having my strut bushings and sway bar links replaced for $330 in northern IL. NOT at the dealer. They wanted $800.
You can purchase the sub frame bushings on line for about $40.00 each. You will need 4. The job itself takes about an hour at your local mechanic. Then you will need an alignment. It's about $100.00.
There are many bushings on a front lower control arm. However, i have a 2003 honda accord and it only needs the big bushing to be replaced and many shops quoted me around $200-260. All shops required to have the alignment done at the same time and it should be around $50-70 so shop around. Good luck