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Starting at $12.95, AutoBuffy stocks 9 stabilizer bar bushing kits from Dorman, MOOG, and Delphi for the Hyundai Kona Electric. These rubber or polyurethane sleeves clamp the sway bar to the subframe, controlling body roll in corners. When they wear out, the bar shifts and knocks, handling becomes vague, and uneven tire wear follows.
The two main decisions are material — rubber versus polyurethane — and whether you need front, rear, or both positions. OE-spec rubber kits restore factory feel and noise isolation, while polyurethane kits firm up handling at the cost of slightly more NVH. Make sure the inner diameter matches your Hyundai Kona Electric's sway bar diameter exactly, as even a few millimeters of mismatch causes premature wear or persistent noise.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE Rubber Replacement | Daily drivers, comfort-focused owners | Factory-equivalent feel, quiet ride, easy install, shorter lifespan than poly |
| Polyurethane Upgrade | Performance or spirited driving, longer service life | Firmer cornering response, higher durability, may transmit slightly more road noise |
| Front Bushing Kit | Clunking or vague steering originating from front axle | Bushings sized and shaped for the front sway bar mount locations on the Hyundai Kona Electric |
| Complete Front + Rear Kit | High-mileage vehicles or full suspension refresh | Both axle positions covered in one order, consistent material and wear rate across all four mounts |
With the Hyundai Kona Electric safely raised and supported, remove the bushing bracket bolts, slide the old bushings off the sway bar, and clean the bar surface before installing the new bushings. Polyurethane bushings should be greased before the brackets are torqued down. Snug the bracket bolts with the suspension at ride height to prevent binding, following the service manual's fastener sequence for the Hyundai Kona Electric.