IAP Steering Tie Rod End

The IAP Steering Tie Rod End is a replacement steering and suspension component. It links the steering linkage to the steering knuckle, so steering input at the wheel reaches the front wheels. Use it when you need to replace a worn tie rod end, which is also called an outer tie rod or tie rod ball joint.

Key Features:

• Ball-and-socket joint design lets the wheel move through its full range of suspension travel while holding steering geometry
• A rubber dust boot covers the joint to keep out dirt and moisture and to hold in lubrication
• Threaded connection to the inner tie rod or steering linkage allows the toe alignment to be set
• Direct-replacement design for restoring steering response and control

Why Replace Worn Tie Rod Ends:

• Restores precise, responsive steering feel
• Helps reduce loose or wandering steering and uneven tire wear
• Helps remove clunking or play in the front end

A wheel alignment is recommended after installing tie rod ends. Choose the individual part number that matches your application from the variants listed on this page.