Used Pivot Pin 1990–2019

Clunking over bumps, uneven tire wear, wandering steering, or a front end that won't stay aligned -- worn pivot pins are a common culprit behind all of these. On trucks with solid front axles, kingpin-style pivot pins are a known wear point that affects both handling and tire longevity. A pivot pin is a hardened steel pin that acts as the rotation point for suspension arms, steering linkage, caliper brackets, and other moving chassis parts. When it wears, the joint develops slop that throws off geometry. Redline stocks 12 used pivot pins from 4 sellers. These components are found throughout the front and rear suspension, and a worn or seized pin often surfaces during a steering or suspension overhaul. Filter by year, make, and model. With 8 makes covered across 4 sellers, you can find pins for passenger cars, light trucks, and heavy-duty commercial vehicles.