Toyota Starlet Suspension for sale in South Africa
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Toyota Starlet Suspension

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Suspension for Toyota Starlet

Used and new Toyota Starlet suspension and steering parts — quoted from our Johannesburg and Cape Town depots. Important: the 2020-plus Starlet is a rebadged Suzuki Baleno (WB32S), so it uses Suzuki part numbers, not Toyota 4xxxx codes. Prices below; send your year and VIN for an exact quote.

Toyota Starlet Suspension Prices

PartOE number (Suzuki)FromCommon sign
Stabilizer link42420-68P00R150 / pairrattle over bumps
Outer tie-rod end48810-68P00R220play in steering
Lower control arm (incl. ball joint)45201 / 45202-61M00R650 used, R1,200 newwander, uneven tyre wear
Front suspension kitR2,600full front refresh

On this car the lower ball joint is built into the control arm, so you fit the whole arm. These are genuine Suzuki numbers — ordering a Toyota-format code wastes time because it does not exist for this car. The front suspension kit runs R2,600-R5,000. Gemini Parts (new aftermarket) and Caryota Spare (used OEM) quote together — send your year and VIN so we confirm it is the 2020-plus Starlet, not the unrelated 1990s model.

Suspension for Toyota Starlet — Frequently Asked

How much is a full Toyota Starlet front suspension kit?

A complete Toyota Starlet front suspension kit — both lower control arms (with the ball joints built in), both outer tie-rod ends and both stabilizer links — runs roughly R2,600 to R5,000 depending on whether you go used OEM or new aftermarket. The used route from Caryota Spare sits at the lower end and the new route from Gemini Parts at the upper end. Send your year and VIN and both depots quote the bundle together so you can compare.

What does a Toyota Starlet control arm cost?

A used OEM lower control arm runs about R650 to R1,100, and a new aftermarket one about R1,200 to R2,000. The price includes the ball joint because on this car the joint is integrated into the arm and supplied as one complete unit. The correct part numbers are 45201-61M00 for the right side and 45202-61M00 for the left.

Are these really Suzuki Baleno parts?

Yes — the 2020-plus Toyota Starlet is a rebadged 2nd-generation Suzuki Baleno (chassis WB32S, 1.4 petrol), so the suspension parts are genuine Suzuki components with Suzuki part numbers like 45201-61M00 and 48810-68P00. There is no Toyota 4xxxx-format number for these parts, which is why ordering by a Toyota-style code fails. If you have the older 1990s Starlet that is a completely different car, so quote your year and VIN and we confirm which one you have before shipping.

What is the part number and price for the Starlet tie-rod end?

The outer tie-rod end for the 2020-plus Starlet is Suzuki part number 48810-68P00, priced from around R220 to R480 depending on used versus new. It is a common wear item that knocks out wheel alignment and causes uneven tyre wear when worn, so it is worth replacing in pairs. Have the alignment redone after fitting.

How much is a Starlet stabilizer link?

The front stabilizer (anti-roll bar) link is Suzuki part number 42420-68P00. A new aftermarket pair runs about R300 to R520, and a used pair about R150 to R280. Replace them in pairs — a worn link usually shows up as a knocking or rattling noise over bumps, and doing both sides keeps the handling balanced.

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