2007 Prius Suspension Quote?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by ZillahG, Jun 18, 2025 at 8:28 PM.

  1. ZillahG

    ZillahG New Member

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    2007 Prius
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    Quote:
    All front
    Lower control arms
    Quick-Struts
    Balljoints
    Swaybars
    1300$
    Add front tirerods
    1400$
    Rear struts included
    1600$

    95k miles, 18 years old, suspension is all OEM. My mechanic only recommends the first 1300$ of work, I can do the rest if I want to pay for it. The manual says to do the rear as well at this mileage but he says its good. Are these reasonable quotes?

    Labor is 7 hours, 170x2$ for quick struts, arms & ball joint 130$.
     
    #1 ZillahG, Jun 18, 2025 at 8:28 PM
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  2. Hayslayer

    Hayslayer Member

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    Why in the world would your suspension need to be replaced at only 95k miles in Florida? Is this a "because the manual says to" or do you feel a problem when driving?
    ....and he's not going to change the sway bar on a Gen 2. Maybe bushings.

    I have 220k on a (still) oem suspension and the car rides just fine and straight as an arrow.
    My other had 300k when I did all 4 corners and the difference was hardly noticeable, but I don't do a bunch of hot rod curves, either.
    There's just no way I can believe a 2007 under normal use, with no 'damaging' event, with 95k miles would need anything at all done to the suspension.
     
  3. saneesh8

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    Check it and replace if needed. Especially the rubber parts like control arm/tie rod ball joints and bushings.

    Avoid quick strut. Read mixed reviews.