Tie rod ends link your steering system to the wheels, so every turn of the steering wheel translates into the direction your car goes. When they wear out, you might feel loose or sloppy steering, hear clunking when turning, or notice your tires wearing unevenly. Replacing worn tie rod ends keeps your steering tight, precise, and safe.
Find a TechnicianLook for loose or vibrating steering, a clunking sound when turning, uneven or rapid tire wear, and steering that pulls to one side. A mechanic can check for play in the joints to confirm.
It's risky. A failing tie rod end can cause loss of steering control, and in severe cases it can separate completely. Have it inspected and replaced as soon as you notice symptoms.
Yes. Replacing tie rod ends changes your steering geometry, so a wheel alignment afterward is needed to protect your tires and keep your steering straight.
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