Suspension and steering
Air struts, compressors, valve blocks, height sensors, control arms, bushes, tie rods, steering components, wheel bearings, and related mounting hardware.
Get the correct Rolls-Royce part matched to your vehicle, supplied with a clear estimate, and installed at our Al Quoz 4 workshop. We source genuine, OEM-quality, aftermarket, refurbished, and used options where suitable, then check fitment and operation before handover.
A warning light or noise does not always identify the part that has failed. We first separate the damaged component from related wiring, control units, mounts, hoses, sensors, and software. That prevents an expensive replacement from being ordered when the real problem is elsewhere.
Air struts, compressors, valve blocks, height sensors, control arms, bushes, tie rods, steering components, wheel bearings, and related mounting hardware.
Pads, steel or carbon-ceramic discs, wear sensors, caliper parts, hoses, hardware, parking-brake components, and approved brake fluids.
Filters, belts, pulleys, mounts, water pumps, thermostats, radiators, hoses, seals, ignition parts, sensors, and selected internal components.
Batteries, alternators, starter motors, lighting modules, cameras, switches, comfort modules, sensors, actuators, and control units that may require programming.
Grilles, badges, lamps, handles, mirrors, parking sensors, exterior trim, switches, vents, seat controls, leather panels, clips, and fasteners.
Oil, air and cabin filters, spark plugs, drive belts, fluids, wiper components, seals, drain hardware, and model-correct service kits.
The right option depends on the component, vehicle age, availability, safety role, programming needs, and your preferred budget. We explain the tradeoffs before ordering. Availability is confirmed for the specific vehicle rather than promised from a generic model list.
Best when exact factory specification, finish, packaging, and direct catalog matching matter. This is often preferred for safety systems, visible trim, newer vehicles, and parts with model-specific electronics.
Suitable alternatives may come from an original equipment manufacturer or a proven specialist brand. We compare specification, origin, fit, included hardware, and service life instead of choosing by the lowest price alone.
Selected assemblies, trim, modules, and mechanical components may be available refurbished or used. Condition, compatibility, programming, and return terms must be checked before this option makes financial sense.
These market-based ranges help with early budgeting. They are estimates, not fixed quotes. The final total changes with model, year, VIN-matched specification, part origin, condition, labor, programming, calibration, and additional damage found during inspection.
| Part or service | Estimated total | Typical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Routine filter and service parts | AED 450 to 1,800 | Selected filters, seals, fluids, small hardware, and fitting according to the service required. |
| Battery supply and registration | AED 1,600 to 4,800 | Correct battery specification, installation, system checks, and registration where required. |
| Brake pads and wear sensors per axle | AED 2,200 to 6,500 | Parts, fitting, sensor replacement when needed, inspection, and road check. Discs are separate. |
| Control arm or suspension link | AED 1,800 to 5,500 | One selected component with labor. Alignment and related hardware may change the total. |
| Air suspension strut | AED 5,500 to 16,000 | One new or suitable refurbished unit, fitting, height check, and fault clearing as applicable. |
| Headlamp or exterior lamp assembly | AED 4,500 to 22,000 | Assembly and fitting. Control modules, programming, trim, and accident damage may be additional. |
| Electronic module replacement | AED 2,500 to 14,000 | Compatible unit, installation, coding or programming, and functional checks where supported. |
| Body or interior trim item | AED 700 to 12,000 | Varies widely by material, color, side, finish, condition, and whether a new or used item is chosen. |
Price also depends on whether the surrounding system needs attention. A failed air strut can place extra demand on the compressor. A leaking cooling component may require fresh coolant and pressure testing. A damaged lamp may also need brackets, modules, or wiring repair. We inspect these related items before approval so the quote reflects a usable repair rather than one isolated component. If the vehicle can remain safe and protected while a special-order item arrives, we will explain the available plan. If continued use could create further damage, we will recommend leaving the vehicle at the workshop or arranging transport.

Rolls-Royce parts can change by production date, chassis range, market specification, option package, wheel and brake setup, trim color, electrical architecture, and superseded part number. Two vehicles with the same model name may not use the same assembly.
Your model and a short description are enough to start the conversation. We may then request the VIN, a photo of the existing part, a label or casting number, fault codes, or the old component. These details are especially useful for electronic modules, lamps, trim, air suspension, brake equipment, and parts that have already been replaced.
Send the model and the part, symptom, warning, or damage you want checked.
We confirm the failed component and collect the details needed for correct matching.
You receive suitable new, alternative, or refurbished choices when available.
The written estimate states the part, labor, related work, and expected lead time.
We fit the part, complete required setup, test operation, and explain the handover.
Book a free workshop inspection before ordering. Free pickup and delivery can also be arranged.
Some components cannot simply be plugged in. Replacement batteries may require registration. Control units can need programming, initialization, or vehicle-specific data. Cameras, steering components, suspension sensors, lighting modules, and driver-assistance hardware may require calibration or adaptation after installation.
A used module may carry data from another vehicle or have component protection that affects reuse. A visually identical part can also have different software or connector arrangements. We check these requirements before ordering whenever the available information allows it. The quote separates the physical part from programming, calibration, diagnosis, and related repairs so the total is clear.
After fitting, we confirm the repaired function, recheck relevant faults, inspect for leaks or abnormal operation, and complete an appropriate road or stationary test. Old parts can be shown at handover when practical and when no supplier core return is required.

The following are realistic planning scenarios rather than claims about completed customer repairs. A physical inspection and exact vehicle match are required before a final estimate.
Front brake pads, wear sensors, installation, brake inspection, and road check using a suitable premium parts option. Disc replacement and carbon-ceramic equipment are not included.
Estimated total AED 3,800 to 6,200
One front suspension control arm, associated hardware, installation, suspension check, and wheel alignment. Additional damaged links, bushes, or air suspension parts change the total.
Estimated total AED 4,500 to 8,500
Correct-specification battery, installation, charging-system test, registration, fault check, and basic electrical verification. Module or alternator faults are separate.
Estimated total AED 2,200 to 4,500
Parts support is available for current and earlier Rolls-Royce vehicles, subject to component identification and supplier availability. Classic models may need specialist sourcing, reconditioning, careful measurement, or repair of the existing component when a direct replacement is no longer supplied. See our Rolls-Royce repair Dubai page for wider workshop support.
Newer cars commonly need VIN-level matching, software checks, programming, and confirmation of driver-assistance or comfort-system equipment.
A later approved replacement may differ in appearance or require related hardware. We check catalog supersessions and installation notes.
When a new component is unavailable, rebuilding, reconditioning, used original parts, or carefully matched fabrication may be considered.
Verify production range, side, connector, revision, included modules, trim finish, and whether the number has been replaced by a newer specification.
A listing may omit brackets, sensors, seals, hardware, programming, shipping, customs charges, VAT, or the return of an old core component.
Some modules cannot be transferred without specialist work. Stored vehicle data, software versions, security restrictions, and water damage can make a used unit unsuitable.
If you already have a part, bring the invoice, packaging, and vehicle details. We can inspect the component and discuss installation, but fitment and condition must be confirmed before work begins. A supplied part may still require additional seals, fluids, hardware, coding, or diagnosis. Our car spare parts Dubai guide explains the broader parts-selection process.
Be cautious when a listing uses broad terms such as “fits Phantom and Ghost” without a chassis range or catalog reference. Rolls-Royce assemblies can look alike while using different brackets, software, connectors, internal ratios, or finishes. Shipping a wrong part back can be costly, especially when it came from overseas or was sold as a nonreturnable electrical item. We recommend confirming the vehicle and part before payment whenever possible.
Condition matters just as much as compatibility. A used suspension unit should be checked for leaks, damage, corrosion, and storage condition. A used lamp should be inspected for broken mounts, moisture, missing modules, and lens damage. A refurbished assembly should have a clear description of what was renewed and tested. New parts should arrive with undamaged packaging, readable identification, and the expected accessories. These checks reduce delays and help protect the installation work.
Our workshop is in Al Quoz 4, Dubai. You can bring the vehicle for a free inspection, arrange free pickup and delivery, or request a dedicated on-site inspection when an initial mobile assessment is useful. Most diagnosis, dismantling, installation, coding, calibration, and final testing is completed at the workshop.
Contact us with the model and your main concern, and we will guide you through the next step without requiring a technical diagnosis.
We explain the difference between available genuine, OEM-quality, aftermarket, refurbished, and used options without presenting every alternative as equal.
The estimate can include the part, labor, consumables, programming, calibration, and related work instead of leaving important charges unclear.
We confirm operation, review relevant faults, and complete the appropriate static or road test before the vehicle is returned.
If a VIN-matched assembly is required for a shift fault, review the Rolls-Royce transmission repair process before ordering.
Genuine parts can be sourced when available. We may also offer suitable OEM-quality, aftermarket, refurbished, or used alternatives. The written estimate identifies the proposed option.
A photo can help begin the search, but it may not prove fitment. We may also need the VIN, production details, the old part number, connector photos, or a workshop inspection.
Delivery depends on local stock, supplier location, special-order status, and shipping. We provide the available lead time with the estimate rather than promising every part for the same day.
We can inspect a customer-supplied part and discuss installation. Compatibility, condition, included hardware, and any programming requirement must be checked before fitting.
Many electronic components require coding, programming, initialization, adaptation, or calibration. Requirements vary by module and vehicle specification.
Used parts can make sense for selected trim and mechanical assemblies when condition and compatibility are verified. Used electronics need extra care because programming or security restrictions may prevent reuse.
We can investigate specialist sourcing, reconditioning, used original parts, or repair of the existing component. Availability and lead time vary more for classic vehicles.
Start with the model, approximate year, and the part or symptom. If needed, we will request the VIN, photos, part number, or fault information as a follow-up.
Send the model and the part, warning, noise, or damage you want checked. We will identify the next practical step and arrange a workshop visit, pickup, or inspection.