Tie rods

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555 Tie rods
LastnLeast
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Rating 5.0

i went 555 for my tie rods. if you can find em, 555 is the answer for most things up front.

Pros: reliable, good quality
Vehicle: Toyota
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DORMAN Tie rods
SinnerAugustus
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Rating 4.0

I bought the dorman brand ones for my 1985 Toyota pickup and they seem to be holding up well, you really don’t know until you try them

Pros: holding up well
Vehicle: Toyota
Part number: TI75080XL, T2376XL
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555 Tie rods

it's a 23mm tie rod in both right and left threads, by 555, no jam nut included, it shows fitment for other years as well but i've never done that... yes there is no grease zert

Cons: no grease zert, no jam nut
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OEM Toyota Tie rods
0lm4te
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Rating 3.0

Biggest dramas i've had is one bent tie rod and ripped the boot on the CV's a few times, always when i've hit a rut being silly.

Pros: swapping CV's is easy
Cons: bent tie rod, ripped boot
Vehicle: Toyota Hilux
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OEM BMW Tie rods
Stevethepirate8973
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Rating 2.0

The z3 doesn't adjust the same way. To make a toe adjustment you have to pop the ball joints every time and they can only be adjusted by one full turn each time. It sucks to make adjustments.

Cons: difficult toe adjustment, pop ball joints
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MOOG Tie rods
SKSableKoto
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Rating 1.0

Unfortunate but I also have to poop on Moog parts. Back in my first couple of vehicles they were the absolute best 100,000 kilometer parts on the market... They got sold a long while back and use plastic and chinesium instead of American steel and bearings in most half their parts now..... Put in a moog tie rod and it didn't even last me 10,000 km in my most recent repairs...

Pros: historically best 100,000 km parts
Cons: uses plastic/chinesium, failed under 10,000 km
Mileage: 10000 km
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