Rear scissors set for Maxima 2016 to 2025 Longer — 18 pieces

Rear suspension bushes (or rear bump stops) are rubber or rubber-metal parts that connect the suspension arms to the chassis or other components in the vehicle. Their function is to absorb shocks and vibrations and reduce friction between metal parts, maintaining driving comfort and vehicle stability.---Importance of rear suspension bushes 1. Absorbing shocks and vibrations Helps prevent the transfer of vibrations from the road to the vehicle body, providing greater comfort for passengers. 2. Improving stability and control Keeps the wheels aligned and at the correct angles, ensuring the vehicle's grip on the road. 3. Reducing noise Acts as a sound insulator between metal parts. 4. Extending component lifespan Reduces direct wear between parts, preserving arms and joints for a longer period.---Common problems of rear suspension bushes 1. Cracking or tearing of rubber Due to continuous exposure to heat, oils, and heavy loads. 2. Inner metal wear Occurs when rubber loses elasticity, causing direct friction. 3. Creaking or squeaking sounds Especially when passing over bumps or turning. 4. Vehicle instability The vehicle may feel tilted or veering, especially at high speeds. 5. Uneven tire wear Due to changing wheel angles caused by bush damage.---Signs indicating they need to be replaced Noticeable vibration in the rear seat or steering wheel. Hearing abnormal sounds from the back. Irregular tire wear. Vehicle deviation when braking or turning.--------------------Symptom Possible cause Other potential problems Rear suspension bushes' issues ✅ Very common due to torn rubber or loose bush - Damaged control arms - Damaged auxiliary supports Rear seat or vehicle vibration ✅ Often caused by rubber losing its ability to absorb vibrations - Weak rear supports - Wheel imbalance Vehicle deviation when braking ✅ Occurs if the suspension angle changes due to bush damage - Damaged brake pads or discs - Unequal tire pressure Uneven tire wear ✅ Due to changing camber or toe angles in the wheels - Unbalanced arm alignment - Damaged vehicle frame Loss of vehicle stability in turns ✅ Common when bushes are damaged because the suspension cannot stay steady - Weak supports - Loose springs or coil springs "Knocking" sounds when starting or stopping suddenly ✅ Due to internal clearance in the bush - Damaged differential mounts or driveshaft