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Toyota T100 Control Arm is in the center of a truck that was known to have a combination of ruggedness and comfort in its daily use. The Toyota T100 had enthusiastic following as the car was an ideal form of transportation with a spacious cab, a consistent rear wheel drive with optional four wheel drive, and a body that put up with long workdays then provided an easy ride during weekends. Drivers like the fact that the Toyota badge puts them into a reliable category and the T100 platform provides them with practicality to move gear or even take long journeys on the highway without disturbing others. Below that robust frame, the Control Arm connects the wheel hub to the chassis and steers the wheel in an up and down motion to provide the steering with precision and braking with straightness. It is also applied to ensure that the alignment is maintained straight which preserves the life of the tires and also aids the suspension to absorb the bumps and turns rough road to easy miles. Each Toyota T100 Control Arm is made of hard but light metals by the engineers and bushings and a ball joint allow a free pivot as the truck supports itself amidst daily stresses. Due to the rigorous quality tests that Toyota puts, the owners believe that the replacements are of the same strength as the original. Checks of Control Arm bushings regularly keep small vibrations in the assembly out of larger handling problems. Install lift the truck, pull the wheel, unscrew old arm, screw in new unit, tighten bolts under loads, screw in wheel, test drive.