Abstract: Vehicle top suspension mount comprising an anti-vibratory block housed in casing. The casing may comprise at least one securing element movable between an assembly position and a securing position. The securing element may be configured to block, in the securing position, the vehicle top suspension mount in relation to a vehicle body when the vehicle top suspension mount is joined to said vehicle body.

Abstract: Vehicle top suspension mount comprising an anti-vibratory block housed in a casing and a removable insert. The anti-vibratory block may comprise an elastomeric body having a first contact surface and the removable insert may have a second contact surface. The second contact surface may be distant from the first contact surface. The elastomeric body may be deformable so that the first contact surface cooperates at least partially as a support with the second contact surface.

Abstract: Vehicle top suspension mount comprising an anti-vibratory block housed in casing. The casing may comprise at least one securing element movable between an assembly position and a securing position. The securing element may be configured to block, in the securing position, the vehicle top suspension mount in relation to a vehicle body when the vehicle top suspension mount is joined to said vehicle body.

Abstract: An elastic bushing, in particular a composite steering bushing having an inner core and an outer sleeve disposed concentrically with one another, and connected to each other by an elastomer layer. A limiting element between the inner core and the outer sleeve limits the radial displacement of the inner core. The outer sleeve has an inwardly bent end region. In order to provide a cost-effective elastic bushing providing clearance in the radial and axial directions, the inner core is formed with at least one molded recess in the axial direction, the at least one limiting element is positively inserted in the recess, the limiting element is at a distance from the end region in the axial direction, and the end region limits the axial displacement of the inner core.