Ken S
on Tue, Mar 21 at 03:00PM
Great parts for a great value.
It's hard to beat the prices you find at FCP Euro. The only thing that could make it better is a Lifetime Warranty! Wha?!? You say they have a Lifetime Warranty? Oh... Never mind... you simple cannot beat FCP for parts and prices!!
Carlos
on Sat, Feb 11 at 06:32PM
Tie Rods make steering tight again
Old tie rods were completely worn. So far so good, 6 months and 2,000 miles later. Steering is nice and responsive again.
Richard Apex, NC
on Sat, Feb 13 at 12:26PM
First time using a Meyle part. (I typically order Lemforder or Performance Parts. Quality appears very good. If the ball joint holds up, I will be pleased.
Dan VanDelinder
on Wed, Apr 29 at 12:26PM
Tie Rod End
Part is exact fit and went in easily. Quick shipment too! Thanks..
Lucas Ross
on Sat, Oct 11 at 02:18AM
Works Great
I installed this on my 1996 Volvo 850 just earlier today, and the installation was quick and easy. No special tools needed. Just a nice solid hammer to get the old one out, two adjustable wrenches, a torque wrench, and a long 19mm socket. It comes with a new nut too. The ball joint torque is 52 ft/lbs. It worked great on the short drive I went on this evening. Here are some pictures I took along the way. https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0JwcFRp-MDcdlV5VmN4VTdHV2s&usp=sharing
Matt
on Fri, Sep 05 at 02:19PM
DIY
So far has held up. My car was stolen, when they decided to ditch it they hit a curb pretty hard and knocked it out of alignment but these did not bend. I would buy again.
Ethan
on Sun, Jan 26 at 02:47AM
I have found these tie rod ends to be of good quality, and am happy with my purchase. Four stars though, because the packaging and boot imply that the parts are German-made. They are Chinese.
ZachW
on Fri, Sep 20 at 08:54PM
Tie rod
Easy to install and work as desired.
Matt
on Wed, Sep 18 at 01:19PM
Great Value
Great value and high quality product - made my ride feel so much stiffer steering wise. I replace the original after 18 years and 110K miles. Easy to change out just jack up car and remove the wheels. Don't forget to do an alignment afterwards.
Greg Murphy
on Wed, Aug 21 at 04:05AM
Tie Rod Ends
Installed 2 months ago and VERY pleased with the rigidity of the steering. Car no longer pulls to the right when accelerating.
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