Front Anti-Roll Bar Drop Links – Toyota Prius / Auris / Corolla / RAV4

Restore sharp handling and stable ride quality on your Toyota — whether it’s a Prius, Auris, Corolla or RAV4 — with our “Front Anti-Roll Bar Drop Links”. These stabiliser link rods (often referred to simply as drop links or sway-bar links) connect the front anti-roll (stabiliser) bar to the suspension arms, ensuring that during cornering, bumps, or uneven road surfaces your vehicle maintains proper balance and weight distribution. Over time, original links can wear, corrode, or develop play in their ball-joints/bushes — leading to knocking noises, loose steering or excessive body roll. Replace them with our quality units from DDP Autoparts to restore tight steering feel, reduce body lean and keep your suspension behaving safely and predictably.

OEM Number: 488200R010/4882047030/4882002070/4882047020/48820-02080,

Direct replacement – High-Quality Aftermarket Part

Condition - Brand New

Rod/Strut - Suspension/Coupling Rod

Fitting Position - Front Axle Left & Front Axle Right

Our SKU: TT4882002070_94

All our Toyota Prius Auris Corolla Rav4 For Front Anti Roll Bar Links (Same As 24417251) are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This Toyota Prius Auris Corolla Rav4 For Front Anti Roll Bar Links (Same As 24417251) is specifically compatible with Toyota: Alphard/Velfire, Auris, Auris Van, Avalon, Avensis, C-HR, Camry, Celica, Corolla, Highlander / Kluger, Mirai, Previa, Previa / Estima, Prius, Prius Plus, RAV4, Venza, Verso, .

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is an anti-roll bar drop link (stabiliser link)?
A: The anti-roll bar link is a short rod that connects your vehicle’s stabiliser bar (anti-roll bar) to the suspension arms (control arms or struts). When the car corners or goes over uneven surfaces, the stabiliser bar twists and the drop links transmit that force — helping to reduce body roll and keep tyres firmly planted for better stability.

Q: Which Toyota models do these drop links fit?
A: This drop-link kit is specified for front suspension on certain Toyota models such as Prius, Auris, Corolla, and RAV4 — assuming those models use the corresponding stabiliser-bar geometry and OEM part number in the listing. Before ordering, always double-check the model year, trim, and OEM number for compatibility.

Q: What are common symptoms of worn or failing drop links?
A: Typical signs include:

• Clunking, rattling or knocking noises from the front suspension when going over bumps or uneven roads.

• Loose or vague steering feel, especially when turning or cornering.

• Excessive body roll or “wallowing” in corners — the car leans more than usual.

• Uneven tyre wear or quicker-than-normal tyre wear due to poor suspension stability.

Q: Why replace both front drop links, rather than just one?
A: Because both left and right links undergo similar stress and wear, replacing them as a pair ensures suspension balance, even handling, and reduces the risk of uneven wear or asymmetric suspension behaviour. This is the common recommendation for safety and consistent ride quality.

Q: Can I fit the drop links myself? What should I watch out for?
A: If you have basic mechanical skills, lifting equipment (jack/stands), and proper tools, replacing drop links is a manageable job. Steps include: remove the wheel, unbolt the old link (top and bottom), compare with the new part to verify dimensions, fit the new link but don’t fully tighten until the vehicle is lowered (to avoid putting stress on bushings), then torquing to spec. Always inspect other suspension components while you’re there.

Q: What happens if I drive with worn or broken drop links?
A: If drop links are compromised — e.g. worn ball joints, corroded pivots or fully broken — the stabiliser bar loses effectiveness. This can lead to unstable handling, poor cornering stability, increased body lean, and potential safety issues during fast manoeuvres or in poor road conditions.