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21 May 2025

New Product Release: Polybush Suspension Bushes for Land Rover Defender 90, 110 & 130 (L663) (2020-Onwards)

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At Polybush, we’re excited to announce our latest product release — high-performance polyurethane suspension bushes for the Land Rover Defender L663, covering the 90, 110 and 130 models from 2020 onwards.

Whether taking on tough terrain or simply navigating the school run, your Defender deserves a suspension setup built to last. That’s where Polybush steps in.

Say Goodbye to Premature Bush Failure

One of the most common points of failure on the modern Defender L663 is the front lower front arm bush, part of OE reference LR034219. Designed to replace a long list of OEM part numbers — LR034220, LR072468, LR072469, LR072470, LR072471, LR073463, LR073465, LR109038, LR109039, LR113306, LR113307, LR113702, LR113703, LR126101, LR126102 — our polyurethane Front Lower Front Arm Bush (Polybush Code: 1DU) is engineered to outperform the original rubber in every scenario.

L663 Vehicle Launch_ Main Failure Bush

Why Upgrade to Polybush on Your Defender?

Rubber bushes can wear out rapidly, especially when faced with the strain of towing, heavy loads, or rugged off-road driving. This leads to vague steering, alignment issues and a rougher ride.

Our polyurethane alternative is designed to retain comfort while delivering enhanced performance and longevity. The result? Sharper handling, reduced bush deflection and dependable suspension geometry — whether you’re on the road or exploring off the beaten path.

Key Benefits of Our Defender L663 Bushes:

  • Direct replacement for LR113306 – fits without modification

  • Longer lasting than OEM rubber – no more premature wear

  • Improved handling and ride quality – perfect for daily driving and off-road

  • Resistant to oil, fuel, road grime and extreme temperatures

  • DIY-friendly installation – no special tools required

  • Proudly manufactured in the UK – quality you can rely on
Close-up of an orange shock absorber in the suspension system of a vehicle, showing detailed elements like dust on the components and surrounding metallic parts.
1DU Fitted to Land Rover L663

Built for How You Use Your Defender

From utility to luxury, the Defender L663 is a serious bit of kit. But even the best needs proper support. Our bushes are ideal for:

  • Road-going Defenders that need precise, reliable suspension

  • Adventure builds that tackle trails, ruts and river crossings

  • Towing applications where stability and alignment matter

Upgrade Once. Drive Further.

If you’re fed up with replacing tired rubber bushes or want to tighten up your Defender’s handling without sacrificing comfort, our polyurethane bush kit is the smart upgrade. No squeaks, no compromises — just robust, road-ready performance that lasts.


Ready to upgrade your Land Rover Defender L663?
Browse our full range of Defender suspension bushes or contact our friendly team for advice. Whether you’re a home mechanic or a professional workshop, Polybush gives you the confidence to fit and forget.

The Main Failure Bush Code: 1DU – Available now
Order online or through our UK distributors

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