3.4130 | Body Mounts - Radiator Supports | 1982-2004 Chevy S10

Body Mount + Radaitor Support Bushings 1982-2004 Chevy S10 2/4WD

Body Mounts and Radiator Support Bushings from Energy Suspension will stand between the cab and frame of the regular cab 1982-2004 Chevy S10, 1982-1990 GMC S15, and 1991-2004 GMC Sonoma. These polyurethane body mounts will replace degraded rubber body mount bushings and will hold the alignment of the cab for the life of your truck.

What Does Your Body Mount Look Like?

Whether you own a 1982 Chevy S10 2WD or a 2004 GMC Sonoma 4x4 they both have rubber bushings holding the cab to the frame. The original body mounts are good at absorbing vibration from the road but rough use and time will cause them to wear down and degrade till eventually, they fail completely.

When this happens you will notice your ride has become much rougher, your cab to bed alignment looks off, and your doors or hood may have trouble latching. These models of Chevy and GMC trucks are common here in Stephenville, Texas and they are mostly used for farm work, so they endure a lot of punishment that can shorten the lifespan of those rubber body mounts.

Energy Suspension's Answer to a Sagging Cab

The solution to the alignment problems in your Chevy S10, GMC S15, or Sonoma is Energy Suspension's body mount and radiator support kit. These polyurethane body mounts will replace the original, soft rubber bushings and maintain the ride height of your cab and it's alignment with the bed.

Polyurethane is a much more durable material than rubber and can take the beating that a Chevy or GMC work truck will go through on a day to day basis. Heat, auto chemicals, and time will all break rubber down eventually but polyurethane will last the life of your truck, and we back that up with an exclusive lifetime warranty from DST.

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Rubber mounts will provide the softest ride possible, but again, they won't last. If the stripe running down the side of your Chevy S10 jumps between the cab and the bed then replacing vulnerable rubber bushings with more rubber will just delay the problem. Polyurethane body mounts will solve the problem for as long as you own the truck.

Don't Forget the Rear Suspension

If you've noticed that the back of your truck is riding a little rougher over bumps or you notice some rear steering then you might take a look at your rear leaf spring bushings. If they look worn or deformed then they are likely allowing play in the leaf springs. To achieve the longevity and durability standards of these body mount bushings in the back of your Chevy S10 or GMC S15 and Sonoma check out Energy Suspension's Rear Leaf Spring Bushings available for the 3 inch sleeve leaf spring bushings or the 2 1/2 inch main eye outer diameter rear leaf spring bushings.