- Dispatched in 1–2 business days
- Delivery from £4.99
- Free 14-day returns
- Fitment checked by reg or VIN
OEM CC30-34-350A – MAZDA Control/Trailing Arm, wheel suspension
We list 24 compatible parts from 20 brands for OE number CC30-34-350A.
It is an original equipment number of MAZDA.
Part types: Control/Trailing Arm, wheel suspension (18), Mounting, control/trailing arm (4), Ball Joint (2).
Also written as CC3034350A.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original MAZDA parts. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
Manufacturer
All
MEYLE 514 610 0003 Mounting, control/trailing arm
Article number: 514 610 0003
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Front
Height [mm]
65
£4.40
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
CTR CB0274 Ball joint
Article number: CB0274
Fitting position
Lower Front Axle
Weight [g]
403
Mounting type
Pressed
Outer diameter [mm]
45.2
£8.03
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 35-16 010 0006 Ball joint
Article number: 35-16 010 0006
Fitting position
Lower
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Outer diameter [mm]
43
£10.70
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 35-14 610 0009/HD Mounting, control/trailing arm
Article number: 35-14 610 0009/HD
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Rear
Fitting position
Lower
£19.09
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SRLINE 454137 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: 454137
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
Quantity unit
Set
Fitting position
Lower
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
£23.51
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ESEN SKV 69SKV035 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: 69SKV035
Fitting position
Front Axle
Fitting position
Left
Weight [kg]
4.8
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
£33.39
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
GSP S060573 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: S060573
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with bushing
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with ball joint
Cone size [mm]
18
£33.58
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ASHIKA 72-03-316L Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: 72-03-316L
Fitting position
Left Front
Overall height [mm]
75
Fitted diameter [mm]
18
Inner diameter [mm]
14
£37.48
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 211107 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: 211107
Cone size [mm]
18
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with ball joint
Material
Steel
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
£42.74
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
JAPANPARTS BS-316L Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number: BS-316L
Fitting position
Left Front
Overall height [mm]
75
Fitted diameter [mm]
18
Inner diameter [mm]
14
£44.22
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
More alternatives for OEM CC30-34-350A
- DELPHI TC1449 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£48.47
- MONROE L50532 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£51.39
- NK 5013225 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£54.24
- MEYLE 714 610 0021/HD Mounting, control/trailing armIn stock£55.45
- KYB KSC4144 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£56.85
- FEBI BILSTEIN 42433 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£56.89
- BLUE PRINT ADM58667 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£60.26
- TRISCAN 8500 50532 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£60.51
- MEYLE 35-16 050 0061/HD Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionIn stock£70.84
- VAICO V25-0805 Mounting, control/trailing armOut of stock£17.26
- ABAKUS 233-01-147 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionOut of stock£30.99
- FAI AUTOPARTS SS4178 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionOut of stock£45.20
- SKF VKDS 824040 B Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionOut of stock£48.65
- MOOG MD-WP-4426 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspensionOut of stock£52.73
Choose Your Car
1
Select brand
2
Select model
3
Select engine
Can't Find Your Car?
Car parts catalogue
Get great deals on affordable spare car parts from the best manufacturers in our online shop
Be part of our community
Let’s become friends on Instagram, youtube or any other social platform and be first one who learns about tips and discounts
Featured Blogs
Volvo’s AWD system is valued for its precise performance, improving control and traction across various conditions. To ensure reliable operation, regular maintenance is essential to keep all drivetrain components in optimal condition.
A fully functioning cooling system for Volkswagen Group vehicles is one of the most important factors ensuring engine reliability and durability, and if this system malfunctions or fails, the consequences can be merciless for the engine.
Rear Nissan drum brakes are often overlooked until performance drops. Learn how to spot early wear signs, restore braking efficiency, and keep your car safe with proper maintenance and key component checks.
Fiat power windows can suddenly jam, creak, or stop working completely. Learn the most common window regulator failure signs and how replacing the mechanism restores smooth operation.
A worn high-pressure fuel pump tappet can cause engine jerking, unstable fuel pressure, and even camshaft damage. Learn the warning signs before minor fuel system issues turn into costly repairs.
Toyota Yaris Hybrid misfires, rough idle, and sudden engine vibrations often point to fuel injector problems. Learn the key symptoms and how proper maintenance restores smooth hybrid performance.
Squeaking rear brakes and a high handbrake lever often signal worn drum components. Learn how to restore braking performance and fix handbrake issues with the right parts and proper repair.
Auxiliary battery failure can trigger multiple electrical faults, unstable voltage, and random system errors. Learn how to diagnose the issue and restore stability with the right components.
A/C blowing warm air or making noise? Learn how a faulty compressor clutch affects cooling and when to replace the clutch, compressor, or drive belt to restore proper performance.
A sinking brake pedal is often a sign of a failing brake master cylinder. Learn how to restore hydraulic pressure, improve braking performance, and prevent further brake system wear with the right repairs.
High fuel consumption and rough idling often point to a worn lambda sensor. Learn how to diagnose the problem and restore engine performance with the right oxygen sensor and supporting components.
Clutch slip, judder, and poor acceleration are common signs of clutch wear. Learn how replacing the clutch disc, slave cylinder, and flywheel bolts restores smooth power transfer in your Audi A1.
Subscribe Now
Get exclusive deals and updates directly to your inbox.