Tie Rod Ends
Compare 10 Tie Rod Ends parts from manufacturers including GT, GE, BMW, with live price tracking and alerts.
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GT TA3381 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front 2PCS for Honda HR-V
Quaro QS1299/HQ Tie Rod End Axial Joint for Mercedes-Benz A-Class, B-Class
Quaro QS7202 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Outer
Delphi TA5077 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front for Ford Taurus
BMW RH01-3023 Front Right Tie Rod End Axial Joint
GT KTR1317 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Left
KYB KTR1129 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Left
Mitsubishi TA1652 Tie Rod End for Steering System
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Filter in catalog →GT TA3381 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front 2PCS for Honda HR-V
Quaro QS1299/HQ Tie Rod End Axial Joint for Mercedes-Benz A-Class, B-Class
Quaro QS7202 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Outer
KYB KTR1129 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Left
GT KTR1317 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front Left
BMW RH01-3023 Front Right Tie Rod End Axial Joint
Delphi TA5077 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Front for Ford Taurus
MOOG PE-ES-3331 Tie Rod End Front Outer
Mitsubishi TA1652 Tie Rod End for Steering System
Reinhigh RH01-4041 Tie Rod End Axial Joint Right For Ford Transit
Frequently asked questions
What vehicles is the GT TA3381 compatible with?
The GT TA3381 is specifically designed for use in Honda HR-V vehicles.
How many pieces are included in the GT TA3381 package?
The GT TA3381 comes as a 2-piece set, providing two tie rod end axial joints.
What is the primary function of the GT TA3381?
The GT TA3381 is a critical component in the steering system, ensuring proper wheel alignment and safe handling performance.
What does a tie rod end do?
A tie rod end connects the steering rack to the wheel hub, transmitting steering commands and allowing wheel articulation during both steering and suspension movement.
How often should I replace tie rod ends?
Typical replacement interval is 50,000-100,000 miles, though wear depends on driving conditions, road quality, and maintenance practices.
What are symptoms of a failing tie rod end?
Common signs include excessive steering play, vehicle wandering, uneven tire wear, clunking sounds during turns, and steering wheel vibration.