Reviews of MEYLE parts For Business

I just bought my fans last week from DB Performance. They are Meyle. I decided to go with the Meyle. Changing them wasn't too bad.

I'm running the coated Meyle rotors and have been pleased with them over the last year. They appeared to be well made out of the box and fit well, especially for the price. The anticorrosive treatment is holding up well too.

The Meyle complete tierods fit perfectly, and I still have plenty of thread left on the inner tierods (around 5/16\"-3/8\"\" of thread showing on the inners) for adjustment (longer or shorter) even after installing H&R Sport springs.

I replaced everything Reynolds9000 listed and although it was a major improvement, the problem only went away when New strut mounts and bearings went in about 2 weeks later....along with tossing out the stock suspension and installing coils.

The tie rod i installed was made by Meyle, but Febi is top quality as far as aftermarket OEM replacement parts go.

I just redid the front suspension on my GTI and used Meyle ball joints. The quality, fit, and feel is excellent.

I recently purchased the entire inner, and outter rods as a set, they were 23$ versus 25 for just the outer! Meyle... hmm..

Lower Radiator hose: - Is working just fine, but it is very stiff and seems very cheap. Difficult to install because it is so stiff.

The verdict on the old rack is in now that I have it off the car and in the vice. It is no good. When I turn the pinion shaft, the feel is very rough and unlubricated-like. Adjusting the pinion torque makes no difference; even with a very light pre-load, the roughness is still there.

meyle products are so-so quality,but their ball joints are the bottom of the trash pile. I've learned my lessons the hard way by using meyle components on my e30 BMW's. The parts are just poorly made pieces of poo.