Jeep Commander differential bushing issue causing clunking noise under vehicle on Jeep Commander

Submitted by blackduallydiesel · Jun 23, 2025
Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

Some Jeep Commander owners report experiencing clunking noises under the vehicle, which may be related to worn front differential bushings that can affect the suspension system's stability. Accurate diagnosis is essential, as a professional mechanic can inspect control arm bushings to determine if they are contributing to the noise and whether differential bushings require replacement. The cost of replacing these bushings can vary based on the vehicle's make and model, as well as labor expenses. Regular suspension inspections are recommended to catch potential issues early, as worn components can lead to uneven tire wear and negatively impact the driving experience. Additionally, some owners find that problems with ball joints, motor mounts, or sway bar bushings may also contribute to clunking noises, highlighting the importance of a thorough inspection to identify all potential sources of the problem. Addressing the differential bushing issue promptly is crucial for maintaining a smooth and safe driving experience.

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Jeep Commander vehicles with this problem

1 model year affected
Average mileage: 70 miles
(70 - 70)

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