Tie Rods & Tie Rod Ends

Shop inner and outer tie rod ends, tie rod tubes and extended tie rods. Each listing shows the part number, position and the vehicles it fits.

Choosing tie rods & tie rod ends

Tie rods set your toe. Loose ends cause wandering and uneven tire wear, and lowered or drifted cars often need adjustable or extended tie rods for more lock or bump steer correction. Always align after replacing them.

Related: control arms, camber and alignment parts and shop by car.

Tie Rods & Tie Rod Ends FAQ

How do I find the right part for my car?
Use the search or shop by car, then match the model years, position and drivetrain in the listing.
Do I need an alignment after replacing steering or suspension parts?
Usually yes, especially for tie rods, ball joints and control arms.