Mevotech Supreme Steering Tie Rod End Assembly P/N:MS10738
Mevotech MES3563A front tie rod end for the 1990-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser and other vehicles connects the steering linkage to the front wheel. It lets the wheel pivot and follow steering input as the suspension moves.
Loose-feeling steering, a clunk when turning or uneven front tire wear can mean a tie rod end is worn, but a ball joint or wheel bearing in poor shape may be behind them instead, so find the cause before you replace anything.
It fits the 1990-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser and the 1996-1997 Lexus LX450, one per application. This listing is a single tie rod end; the one on the other side of the front axle is normally replaced at the same time.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One tie rod end with a dust boot, an adjusting sleeve, a castle nut and a cotter pin.
Interchange: 580-124 · DW-ES3363T
19388547 · TL2208 · ER30000 · IES3563A · 4546069155 · ES3563A · 29040755 · 28251
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Is this the right tie rod for the 1990-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser?
Yes. Mevotech MES3563A is a front tie rod end that fits the 1990-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser, and the quantity per application is one.
What comes with this steering tie rod end assembly?
It comes with a rubber dust boot, an adjusting sleeve, a castle nut and a cotter pin, and the tie rod end is pre-greased.
Does this Mevotech tie rod have a rust-resistant finish?
Yes. Mevotech MES3563A has a corrosion-resistant finish. Its rod diameter is 30 mm and the stud is threaded.
How can I tell a front tie rod end is wearing out?
Loose-feeling steering, a clunk when turning or uneven front tire wear can be signs. A worn tie rod end affects steering, so have it checked and replaced promptly.
Do I need to buy a castle nut and cotter pin separately?
No. Mevotech MES3563A includes a part-specific castle nut and cotter pin to secure the stud to the vehicle.
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