Detroit Axle - Front 2pc Steering Knuckles for 2006-2012 Ford Fusion

Nice quality, lifetime guarantee, good fit!! Make sure you have your vehicle re-aligned at a good shop. As a suspension job like this always will change the alignment a little bit.

These have worked great so far, have about 1000 miles on them and can tell a huge difference. Perfect fit on a 2005 Mercury Mountaineer.

The ride quality changed dramatically I didn't have to replace the bearing that was really nice very high quality part the mounting was easy as can be the compatibility was perfect

This is exactly what I needed to repair a 2004 Subaru Impreza Outback Sport. This is listed as a forester only, but through further research the knuckle is the same between Impreza and Forester during these years. This part was very well packaged and appeared to be of OEM quality. The dust shield was a little dented upon arrival, but it fit fine with some massaging. Everything bolted up without trouble, including the ABS sensor. Instead of piecing this together yourself, I would recommend buying this fully loaded knuckle. Thanks Detroit Axle!

Product is as shown in the picture great quality perfect replacement

Fits like a champ. My car was making a lot of noise once my wheels started to turn. I thought it was my CV axles, it wasn’t. Once I figured out it was my wheel bearings, I replaced them and now my car is whisper quiet. It drives and feels like a brand new car. I think I can get another 180,000 miles out of this car.

Perfect fit

Do not buy, complete garbage the product and the so called WARRANTY along with costumers service. I bought their knuckle comes already with a bearing in it, it barely made it to warranty window, and because i did a claim last day, (when it failed) the whole time they were pushing me back saying that i will have to pay shipping to get it replaced or refunded, so i paid 85$ shipping (lost) then they say they could only replace and not refund. When they receive the exact parts they sent me, i only used one but sent back the brand new one and the defective one, they then say they wont cover the warranty because i had sent them wrong parts, which is complete bs, so i lost $215 plus 85. Totals to $300. Dont waste your time on this garbage and buy an oem one for $340 or go to yunkyard, now my car is sitting in the shop now for 3 weeks trying to get this resolved. But even amazon wasnt that much helpful.