How to Choose the Best Inner Tie Rod from TSBJ

Inner tie rods are critical components of your vehicle's steering system. They link the steering rack to the front wheels and help you steer the wheels left or right. Deteriorated or broken inner tie rods can lead to difficulty in steering. This is why it is crucial to select the correct inner tie rod for your vehicle.

Why Inner Tie Rods Matter

Inner tie rods are involved in steering your car. When you turn the steering wheel, the inner tie rods point the wheels in the direction you want to go. If they are worn out, you may notice loose steering, shaking or uneven wear on tires. With the installment of new inner Tie rod end assembly, your ride will steer straigt and efficiently.

Choosing a New Inner Tie Rod

So what should you consider when you need new inner tie rods? Most importantly be sure to choose a car cover that is designed for your specific make and model. Choose inner tie rods from durable materials such as steel to ensure long-lasting usage. Finally, consider how they work, how much they cost and if they include a warranty.

How Tongshi Inner Tie Rods Compare

Tongshi has a large number of male tie rods that have a strong and reliable reputation. All main components are manufactured from high-grade materials and adhere to or surpass factory specifications. EVERY Tongshi inner tie rod undergoes a long-life test. Accidental bumping into cars is the main cause. Push Tie rod are between the tyres and two holding pieces, which make sure they stay in the same position as the car moves to prevent scraping.

Installing Your Tongshi Inner Tie Rod

For Tongshi inner tie rods, you must install it correctly. How to do it, step by step:

Jack up your car and set it on jack stands.

Locate the inner tie rod on the steering rack and remove the outer tie rod end.

Using a toe rod removal tool, unscrew the tie rod from the steering rack.

Place the new Tongshi inner tie rod and tighten it properly.

Reconnect the outer tie rod end and replace your car on the ground.

The inner tie rod must be tested on your steering.