Semi Truck Torque Rods

Shop Semi Truck Torque Rods, Torque Arms & Suspension Repair Parts

Shop for heavy duty truck torque rod replacements, including torque rod bushing kits, and related suspension repair components. Upgrade your big rig suspension with semi-truck torque rods and torque arms that help control axle shift, dampen road vibration, and improve poor handling. Keep your suspension aligned by filtering for the right aftermarket torque rod by center-to-center length, truck make, suspension type, and bushing style.

Replacement Torque Rods for Semi Truck Suspension Systems

Replace worn-out torque rods and torque arms to ensure proper axle movement during acceleration, braking, cornering, and heavy-load operation. These heavy-duty parts help your truck absorb the twisting, pushing, pulling, and swaying forces of the axle. Our in-stock replacement torque rods can handle long-hauls with heavy cargo weight, road shock, and excess torque from the drivetrain system.

Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack & International Torque Rods

Upgrade with direct-fit torque arm components for popular heavy-duty truck makes, including Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack, and International models. These make-specific torque rods keep the rear axle properly positioned under the frame during acceleration, braking, turning, and heavy payload operation. Remember to match the bushing size, bolt hole size, torque arm style, and application before ordering.

Shop Semi Truck Torque Arm Bushings, Bushing Kits & Repair Hardware

Restore the torque rod assembly without replacing the full rod itself. Order related repair hardware online, be it bolts, shims, pins, or bushing kit. These parts are perfect for torque rods that are still usable, but the attached hardware is cracked, worn, or loose, causing excess movement.

Fixed, Adjustable, Two-Piece & Small Eye Torque Rod Options

Find the right aftermarket part to match your semi truck tractor trailer suspension system. Explore torque rod designs for various suspension setups:

• Fixed torque rods: built to a set center-to-center length and are commonly used as direct replacement parts.
• Adjustable torque rods: allows for length adjustment for certain suspension or alignment needs.
• Two-piece torque rods: separate male and female ends, which make for useful suspension rebuilds or configurable suspension setups.
• Small eye torque rods: utilizes a smaller eye-end design for specific truck, trailer, or suspension applications.

How to Choose the Right Torque Arm for Your Truck

• Measure the center-to-center length: Match the distance from the center of one mounting eye to the center of the other.
• Confirm your truck make and model: Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack, International, Volvo, and Western Star applications may use different torque rod designs.
• Check your suspension type: Match the torque arm to systems such as Air Leaf, Low Air Leaf, Air Trac, Flex Air, AG100 Airglide, Hendrickson, Reyco, or Hutchens setups.
• Match the bushing and eye style: Compare standard eye, small eye, offset eye, bushing size, shaft size, and bolt hole size before ordering.
• Choose the right rod design: Fixed torque rods work for direct replacement, while adjustable, two-piece, male-end, female-end, and small eye torque rods fit more specific suspension setups.
• Inspect related hardware: Worn bushings, bolts, shims, pins, or mounting hardware can cause noise, looseness, vibration, and premature suspension wear.