Used Peugeot Partner Wishbone

The Partner ran as two distinct generations: the first generation covered roughly 1996–2008, and the second generation (sometimes called the B9) ran from 2008 onwards, sharing its platform with the Berlingo B9 — these are very different vehicles with different suspension geometry, so a wishbone from a Mk1 will not cross to a Mk2. Always confirm the exact generation against your registration with the breaker before ordering.

2007 sits in the first-generation Partner (1996–2008) and 2009 sits in the second-generation B9 (2008 onwards), so these two vehicles span a clear generation boundary and the wishbones are not the same. You should treat these as separate parts and source them separately; confirm fitment against your specific registration with the breaker.

On the Partner, the wishbone itself is primarily determined by the generation and whether you need the nearside (NS) or offside (OS) — engine size is less of a differentiating factor here than it can be on some passenger cars with larger brake packages. That said, it is always worth telling the breaker your exact engine size alongside your registration so they can cross-reference their stock accurately.

Payload and GVW rating can influence suspension components on vans, so it is worth checking your vehicle's plate for the exact rating rather than going purely by model name, as the Partner was offered in different payload variants. Tell the breaker your payload rating alongside your registration so they can confirm the correct wishbone for your vehicle.

The Partner Tepee is the passenger-carrying version of the B9-generation Partner, and while it shares the same basic platform as the panel van, differences in ride height setup or load-rated components mean you should not simply assume the wishbones are identical. Confirm with the breaker that the part from their vehicle matches your specific variant — van or Tepee — before purchasing.

Trim level — whether S, SE, or similar — does not affect wishbone fitment on the Partner; the suspension geometry does not change between trim grades. Bear in mind that other cosmetic or minor equipment differences may exist between trim levels, but for the wishbone itself, focus on generation, side (NS or OS), and payload rating rather than trim name.