The tie rod linkage connects your steering rack to the wheels, allowing smooth directional control. When worn or damaged, it can cause alignment issues and uneven tire wear. Proper maintenance and timely replacement of each tie rod help ensure your vehicle’s handling remains sharp and predictable on every turn.

How Genuine Mopar Tie Rod Linkages Improve Control

Mopar tie rod linkage assemblies are built to exact OEM tolerances, ensuring a snug fit and lasting durability. Drivers of the Jeep Wrangler and Ram 1500 rely on these components for precise steering response. Using genuine parts also protects other connected suspension elements such as control arms, extending system longevity.

Inspection and Maintenance Tips for Tie Rod Linkages

Listen for clunking noises when turning the steering wheel.
Check for uneven tire wear as an early sign of tie rod play.
Inspect rubber boots for cracks that let contaminants in.

Buying Tips for OEM Tie Rods

Use your vehicle VIN to verify the correct tie rod size and thread type.
Replace both inner and outer tie rods together for even performance.
Choose Mopar tie rods for precise steering geometry and alignment stability.

Basic Installation Steps for Tie Rod Linkages

Lift the front of the vehicle and remove the wheel safely.
Loosen the jam nut and detach the old tie rod from the steering knuckle.
Install the new tie rod linkage, match the thread count, and schedule a wheel alignment.

For dependable steering and authentic fitment, contact Canada Mopar Parts. We guarantee OEM Mopar tie rod linkages engineered for lasting precision and safety.