MOOG Chassis Products EV801477 front inner tie rod end for the 2015-2018 BMW X4 and other vehicles connects the steering rack to the outer tie rod. Also called a steering tie rod end, it moves the front wheels as you turn the steering wheel.
- Wrench flats on the housing and stud for installation and alignment adjustment
- Tested by MOOG engineers throughout design and development
Quick facts
- Part: MOOG Chassis Products EV801477 tie rod end
- Also called: steering tie rod end
- Fits: 2015-2018 BMW X4 and other vehicles
- Position: Front inner
- Condition: New
A worn inner tie rod end can show up as loose or wandering steering, uneven front tire wear or a clunk over bumps. Before you replace it, rule out a worn outer tie rod end, ball joint or control arm bushing, which can feel similar from the driver's seat.
Fits
This tie rod end fits the 2015-2018 BMW X4 and the 2010-2017 BMW X3. This listing is one side; the other side of the same front axle is normally done at the same time.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Position: Front inner
- Quantity per vehicle: 2
Build and materials
- Grade type: Premium
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: Turkey
In the box
One front inner tie rod end. The vehicle takes two across the front axle, so the second is ordered separately.
Interchange: 543-296
32106787472 · TI14190 · TI14190PR · AX10102 · MS10768 · 2693859 · JAR1354
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
32106787472, TI14190, 543-296, TI14190PR, AX10102, MS10768, 2693859, JAR1354
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the MOOG Chassis Products EV801477 tie rod end fit the 2010-2017 BMW X3?
Yes. The MOOG Chassis Products EV801477 is a front inner tie rod end for the 2010-2017 BMW X3 and the 2015-2018 BMW X4. Both take two.
How many tie rod ends come with the MOOG EV801477?
One. This listing is a single front inner tie rod end, and the front axle takes two, so the second one is ordered separately.
Is the EV801477 an inner or outer tie rod end?
MOOG Chassis Products EV801477 is an inner tie rod end for the front position. This listing is the inner end only.
How can I tell if a front inner tie rod end is worn?
Loose or wandering steering, uneven front tire wear or a clunk over bumps can be signs of wear. A shop can measure play in the joint properly.
Are there wrench flats on this MOOG tie rod end for alignment adjustment?
Yes. This tie rod end has wrench flats on the housing and stud, which make installation and alignment adjustment easier.
