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Bushings To Replace Lippert Never Fail Bushings  

Updated 04/01/2026 | Published 03/26/2026

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trying to find Never Fail bushings

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Hi Sonny!

I do have a couple potential options for you, but the Lippert Never Fail bushings were discontinued a few years ago and are no longer available. So with that said, these are the ones that are the same size (1-3/4" long with a 9/16 inner diameter and 11/16 outer diameter):

Dexter Suspension Bushing - Nylon # 721590
TruRyde Nylon Bushing - 9/16" Inner Diameter, 11/16" Outer Diameter - 1-3/4" Long # TRBU11566
Dexter Bronze Bushing - 9/16" Inner Diameter, 11/16" Outer Diameter - 1-3/4" Long - Qty 1 # D014-077-00

Out of these three, I am preferable to the Bronze option. They are stronger than Nylon and as you can grease them, they tend to last longer as well. Especially when paired with a wet bolt.

What kind of trailer are you working on?

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Gregnnc

3/31/2026

When I replace trailer springs, I order the bronze bushings and replace the nylon bushings. I lube the bronze bushings before each trip over 1,000 miles and I don’t have any issues with spring bushing wear.

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Adam

4/1/2026

The though of a part that never wears out is everyone's dream. I have had these bushings installed on my trailer with a wet bolt system for years. I do my proper maintenance and they are not showing any signs of wear,even after thousands of miles carrying loads that are probobly more than what the trailer is rated for. I own 3 trailers and have these on 2 of the 3. They are quieter and stronger than the stock plastic bushing. Easy to install and well worth the money to upgrade. Looking back at the trouble free maintenance I have had I would 100% buy these again.

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Adam

4/1/2026

Just wanted to add. I did have to replace them once. This was because I had to replace the lief springs. The bushings lasted longer than the lief springs...

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