Control Arms & Ball Joints for 2026 Nissan Sentra
9 matching control arms & ball joints from $119.99 to $300.08, all confirmed to fit your 2026 Nissan Sentra.

2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE LOWER CONTROL ARM OEM
$119.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR LEFT DRIVER SIDE LOWER CONTROL ARM OEM
$119.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR LEFT DRIVER SIDE UPPER CONTROL ARM OEM
$124.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE UPPER CONTROL ARM OEM
$124.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD FRONT RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE LOWER CONTROL ARM OEM
$149.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR LEFT DRIVER SIDE LOWER CONTROL ARM SPRING PERCH OEM
$199.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA FWD REAR RIGHT SIDE LOWER CONTROL ARM SPRING PERCH OEM
$199.99
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA OEM REAR LEFT SUSPENSION CONTROL ARM SET (3) *1K MILES*
$300.08
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2026 NISSAN SENTRA OEM REAR RIGHT SUSPENSION CONTROL ARM SET (3) *1K MILES*
$300.08
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Control Arms & Ball Joints for 2026 Nissan Sentra: FAQ
When should I replace the control arms or ball joints on my 2026 Nissan Sentra?
Replace them if you notice clunking noises from the front suspension, uneven tire wear, or excessive play in the steering. A professional inspection is recommended if the vehicle pulls to one side or the steering feels loose.
Should I buy OEM or aftermarket control arms and ball joints for my Sentra?
OEM parts are designed to match the original specifications and may offer a direct fit and consistent quality. Aftermarket parts can vary in quality; choose reputable brands that meet or exceed OEM standards. Check warranty and return policies.
Do I need an alignment after replacing control arms or ball joints?
Yes, a wheel alignment is typically required after replacing control arms or ball joints to ensure proper tire wear and handling. The suspension geometry is affected, so alignment should be performed by a qualified technician.
Can I replace just the ball joint instead of the entire control arm?
It depends on the design. On many modern vehicles, including the Sentra, the ball joint may be integrated into the control arm, requiring replacement of the entire arm. Check your vehicle’s service manual or consult a mechanic to confirm if the ball joint is serviceable separately.
What are common signs of a failing ball joint or control arm on a 2026 Nissan Sentra?
Common signs include a knocking or squeaking sound when driving over bumps, excessive vibration in the steering wheel, uneven tire wear, and a wandering feeling while driving. If you notice any of these, have the suspension inspected promptly.