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Japanese Diesel Spare Parts Tie Rod End RH Isuzu 4JB1 8-97107-349-0Truck Steering Parts
1. Product Description.
| Product Name | Tie Rod End |
| Part No. | 8-97107-349-0 |
| Truck Model | Isuzu trucks |
| Brand | HCKSFS |
| Quality | Genuine Quality |
2. Detailed Product Pictures
4. Poor Vehicle Alignment
Increased tire wear is directly related to bad alignment on your car. The tie rods help your vehicle to steer and track straight when your steering wheel is centered. Bad tie rods will allow the wheels to come out of alignment. Bad alignment can make your steering wheel shake, can make your car "pull" to one side and force you to make minute corrections to your steering constantly -- leading to a fatiguing drive. If you suspect your alignment is off, head to Hanson Subaru to get an alignment check. If your alignment is off, we can adjust it and replace faulty components like worn out tie rods so your car tracks straight and your tires last as long as possible.
3.Product Advantages
- Best for Parts Replacement
- 100% Same Original Parts Finishing
- Lower Failure Rate
4. FAQs
Q: If I am not satisfied with the products, can I returns goods?
A:Yes, we offer exchange and repair service under warranty. Please contact us before you return.
Q: How can I trace my order?
A:We will send you the tracking number by email.
Q: What is your service process?
A:Please use the contact form down below to send us inquiry. We will get back to you in the next 8 hours and confirm the parts you need and quote you prices.
3. Unresponsive Steering
One of the hallmarks of a quality vehicle like a new Subaru is tight, responsive steering. Worn tie rods can make your steering wheel feel loose and cause degraded handling performance. You may also experience excessive "play" in the wheel and a much bigger deadzone where you can turn the wheel slightly before the car actually begins to turn. While this problem can be caused by other steering or suspension issues, bad tie rods are a common cause of unresponsive steering.