OEM sway bar bushings or best aftermarket?

[apollo18]

Hey all,
Looking to get some sway bar bushings for my 2014 rdx. Got amazing advice for the swag bar ends so I thought to ask about the bushings too

I assume I will need front bushings and rear bushings and I checked rockauto.

Seems like it’s only acdelco gold that makes both front and rear and the other supplier is either moog or mevotech for just the fronts

I assume even if I went aftermarket then I would have to get rears as oem

Is it best just to stick oem all around or is there a diff maker that makes good bushings all the way around?

Thanks!

 

[edyvw]

OE.
Those vehicles don’t come with slew of aftermarket support like 4Runners or Euro vehicles.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

OEM

The aftermarket bushings are usually not much cheaper anyway

 

[Urshurak776]

When I replaced mine in the 2012 Santa Fe (long gone now) the Dorman was the only thing I could get quickly. I was hesitant, but it was just going to be a third car for the family so to speak. They were fine and seemed to be good quality, believe it or not.

 

[Nukeman7]

I would go with OEM if they are not much more than aftermarket bushings. For our Honda vehicles, I have never had any issues with using the Moog sway bar bushings purchased locally for easy redemption of the lifetime warranty. Ironically, I've never had to use the lifetime warranty with any Moog part.

 

[Timmastertech]

Front bushings are like 8 dollars each from Acura and rears are like 4 dollars each. Id go OE