Grease zerks in the top of the tie-rod end allow them to be lubricated for long life, and rubber boots over the end of the joint retain the grease and keep out mud, water, and dust. Not all tie ...

You can buy a grease gun, some chassis grease and a couple of aerosol cans of lubricant for less than the price of one worn-out tie rod end. So there's no excuse. Your vehicle doesn't need to ...

If neglected, worn tie rods can lead to poor alignment, accelerated tire wear and increased strain on other steering ...

Though tie rod ends historically required regular lubrication, they are among many aspects of a modern vehicle’s chassis that are now maintenance-free. When they fail, however, they can throw ...

Watch as expert techniques are used to address hard-to-move parts and restore the functionality of the tie rod ends. From removing the old components to precise installation, see how skilled ...

Our little CJ-7 is great for running around town, but the steering was vaguer than we wanted it to be despite all new steering linkage and tie-rod ends ... age and lack of lubrication, but ...

Frontal accidents can also deform or damage tie rod ends. can maintain old tie rod ends by replacing the grease using a special tool or out rightly replacing them with new ones. See below showing ...