Polyurethane jounce bumpers, also called bump stops or compression bumpers, are compact suspension parts with a steady replacement cycle: every strut teardown, every lift kit installation and every fleet service interval creates fresh demand. For distributors...

Every strut assembly depends on one small elastomer component that nobody notices until it fails. On the front axle of the Mitsubishi Lancer CS and the first generation Outlander, that component carries the OEM number MR961189. This guide explains what the pa...

The Porsche strut bump stop 98733330101 is the rear axle suspension buffer used across the 987 generation of the Boxster and the 987C Cayman. It mounts at the top of the rear shock absorber and is often catalogued as a coil spring damper, stopper or additiona...

The Chevrolet strut bump stop 96586890 is a suspension buffer from the GM Korea parts numbering family, supplied here as a polyurethane replacement built to a measured profile of Φ16.3 x Φ48 x 60.5 mm. It sits on the damper rod inside the strut assembly and b...

A strut bump stop is a small part that decides how a Toyota front suspension behaves when the spring is fully compressed. If you are sourcing polyurethane bump stops for a repair shop chain, a distribution programme or an aftermarket brand, the reference numb...

A strut bump stop is a small part that decides how a Mitsubishi front suspension behaves when the spring reaches full compression. If you are sourcing polyurethane bump stops for a repair network, a distribution programme or an aftermarket brand, the referenc...