3135 6788 710 Engine Mount Fits X5 X6 3.0L 4.4L 2014-2019

1. Product Details

• Product Name: Front Stabilizer Bar / Sway Bar / Anti-Roll Bar

• OEM Number: 3135 6788 710 (also 31-35-6-788-710, 31.35.6.788.710)

• Product Highlight: An OEM-grade front stabilizer bar engineered to reduce vehicle body roll during cornering. This critical suspension component, available from OE suppliers like Mubea, is made from high-strength spring steel and restores the precise handling and stability designed by the vehicle manufacturer.

• Dimensions: OEM standard specification; weight approx. 4.9 - 5.9 kg

• OEM Standard: Meets original equipment specifications and rigorous testing standards

• Vehicle Adaptability: BMW X3 (F25), X4 (F26)

• Make: European Premium Brand

• Model Years: 2010-2018 (see Section 4 for detailed coverage)

• Applicable Models: X3 (F25), X4 (F26)

• Quality: Available in Genuine OEM, premium OE brands (Mubea), and aftermarket quality variants

2. Product Parameters

3. Product Features

• Superior Handling: Reduces body roll during cornering, maintaining tire contact for improved traction and safety.

• OE Direct Fit: Precision-engineered to factory specifications for a direct bolt-on replacement.

• Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-grade spring steel to withstand torsion and stress.

• Cornering Stability: A worn or broken stabilizer bar can cause excessive body roll and reduced handling precision, replacing it restores the vehicle's intended dynamics.

4. Vehicle Fitment

Fits the following models (front axle):

Compatible with sDrive28i, xDrive28d, xDrive28i, xDrive35i, and various diesel variants. Not for vehicles with Electronic Damper Control (EDC, S223A) or Sport Suspension Setting (S226A).

5. FAQ

Q1: What are signs my stabilizer bar needs replacement?
Excessive body roll when cornering, clunking or knocking noises from the front suspension over bumps, or reduced handling precision. A broken or severely worn stabilizer bar is a safety issue.

Q2: Is this a complete stabilizer bar assembly?
This part is the main stabilizer bar. It may include rubber bushings and may not include end links. Check the specific listing to see if mounting hardware is included.

Q3: Should I replace stabilizer bars in pairs?
The stabilizer bar is a single component that spans the front axle. Replacement of the entire bar is the standard and recommended procedure when a fault is detected.