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Tie rod worn

A worn tie rod can easily be recognized by a creaking sound during steering. A worn tie rod will also make steering heavier or that you will notice play in the steering wheel. With play in the steering wheel, you will have to steer much further to the left or right to make the wheels turn in the right direction. You will also notice that the car is less easy to keep upright while driving. The car is often steered slightly in one direction. As a result, the car tires on one side of the vehicle will also wear out faster. A tie rod mainly wears when it is steered at a standstill. It is then much more difficult for the steering rod to move back and forth because the full weight of the car is leaning on it. Therefore make sure that you steer while the wheels are still (slowly) rolling. If the steering rod breaks completely while driving, steering will no longer be possible. Therefore, make sure that you regularly check the tie rod for wear and make sure that it is replaced if necessary. This way you avoid unsafe situations.

Replace tie rod

You can replace the tie rod yourself with a little technical knowledge. The wheels will need to be realigned. So in addition to knowledge, quite a bit of professional equipment is also required. Would you rather outsource the job to the garage? Then make sure you save costs on the parts and order them from Winparts. You are often cheaper if you supply the parts yourself.

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Buying a new tie rod for your car is done quickly and cheaply at Winparts. You can easily enter your license plate or car model on the site. The suitable car parts for your car will then be shown. In addition, you can choose from various quality brands such as ABS, Bugiad and Febi. Other steering parts such as power steering pumps, CV boots, clutch cables, mounting propshafts and clutch rods can be found in our wide range.

Tie rod

The tie rod is also called the steering rod. The tie rod ensures that the wheels move with the steering movement of the driver. A worn tie rod can cause unsafe situations because the steering direction can no longer be determined properly. Therefore, if the steering rod is defective, make sure to replace the part as soon as possible. At Winparts you will find steering rods for both the front and rear axle. You can easily find the right steering rod for your car based on your license plate or car model. You can easily fill this in on the website, the correct car parts will then be displayed.

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Fitting Position: Front axle right (driver's side)
Supplementary Article/Info 2: With clamps
Supplementary Article/Info 2: With steering wheel cover
Paired article numbers: 30 10 0342
Observe service information
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With bolts
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: With fat
Warranty: 2 years
Length [mm]: 360
External Thread Size: M14 x 1,5