Audi Steering Tie Rod End Kit - Genuine Audi 4M0423810CKT

Product Information

The tie rods of your vehicle play a critical role as they're the link between the power steering rack and pinion and the wheel spindle. Tie rod ends contain ball joints that tend to wear out over time due to constant wear and tear. When the ball joints within the tie rod wear out, it allows for play within the wheels which can throw off your alignment and cause uneven tire wear. Its always encouraged to check your tie rod ends for play as well as tires for uneven wear at every service interval. When replacing worn tie rod ends its always recommend to replace them in pairs as well as to perform an alignment.

• Uneven Tire Wear
• Play In Wheels
• Pulling Condition When Driving
• Sloppy Steering
• Poor Steering Response
• Torn Ball Joint Boots

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