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Rubicon Express Control Arm Mounts Rear Lower Long Arm JK – RE4525

Rubicon Express

  • Rear lower long arm control arm mounts for the Jeep JK Wrangler
  • Laser cut and CNC formed from 3/16-inch cold rolled steel
  • Sold as a pair, works with any tube diameter

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Description

Overview

The Rubicon Express control arm mounts for the rear lower long arm are brackets for a Jeep JK Wrangler, covering the 2007-2018 model years. They are sold as a pair and are used to mount the long arm at the rear lower position.

The mounts are cut from 3/16-inch cold rolled steel and formed on a CNC machine for a precise fit and strength. They work with any tube diameter and are a control arm mount.

Key features

  • Rear lower long arm position for the JK Wrangler
  • Laser cut 3/16-inch cold rolled steel
  • CNC formed for accurate fit
  • Works with any tube diameter
  • Sold as a pair

Setting the rear arm angle

Rear lower mounts carry load from the long arm into the axle and frame, so their position sets the arm angle. Small changes in mount location shift pinion angle and caster, which affects driveline vibration and steering feel. Once the mounts are set, check the arm angle and the clearance around the tires, brake lines and frame crossmember through full suspension travel.

Long arm installs usually go better with fresh bushings and hardware, so plan for those parts together. Inspect welds and mounting holes on used brackets for cracks or elongation before reusing them. Recheck the bolts after the first few trail runs, since articulation loads settle hardware over time. A careful check now saves time later.

  • Check arm angle with the vehicle at ride height
  • Look for tire and brake line clearance at full articulation

Specifications

Brand Rubicon Express
Material 3/16-inch cold rolled steel
Position Rear lower, long arm
Mount type Control arm mount
Tube diameter Any
Quantity Pair
Body style 2-door and 4-door

Vehicle fitment

These mounts are for the Jeep JK Wrangler, 2007-2018, in both 2-door and 4-door body styles.

The mounts are for the rear lower position on the Jeep JK Wrangler. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

These mounts are a rear lower bracket and are normally fitted when a long arm kit is installed on the axle. Check the arm angle and clearance after the mounts are set.

What’s included

A pair of rear lower long arm control arm mounts.

Not included: the long arms, the axle and the mounting hardware.

SKU: R/ERE4525 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 19.60 lbs
Package dimensions 15.00 × 9.40 × 6.40 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Wrangler (JK) likely fits2007–2018All

Vehicles marked "likely fits" are inferred from the product description rather than a manufacturer fitment list. Please confirm fitment with the manufacturer before ordering.

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

Do these mounts fit a Wrangler JK?

Yes. The title and description name the JK Wrangler for the rear lower long arm position, covering the 2007 to 2018 model years in both 2-door and 4-door models.

Are they sold as one or as a pair?

They are sold as a pair, one for each rear lower long arm position. A single mount is not offered, so order two for a complete rear lower setup.

What steel are they made from?

They are laser cut from 3/16-inch cold rolled steel and then CNC formed. The steel and forming process shapes the mount to a close fit.

Do they need welding?

Check the installation steps for your long arm kit before fitting these mounts to the axle. They are sold as a control arm mount pair, so plan for both sides.

Should the mounts be checked after a suspension change?

Yes. Check the mount welds, bolts and arm angle after any suspension change, since a new lift or arm can shift loads onto the brackets. Retighten hardware once it has settled, and look for new cracks or movement at the mounting points.