Tie rod ends are essential steering components used in both rack & pinion and steering box systems. Comprising inner and outer ends, they transmit steering input from the steering rack to the steering knuckle, effectively pushing and pulling the wheels as you turn the steering wheel.

KYB Advantage:

Manufactured using high rigidity, phosphate-coated anti-rust surfaces, and durable dust boots for long-lasting, smooth steering performance. Designed to minimize play and keep original performance control.

Ball joints serve as a pivot between the wheels and suspension system, allowing smooth rotation and movement while maintaining wheel alignment. Acting like a human knee, ball joints absorb vertical and horizontal forces as you turn or drive over uneven surfaces.

KYB Advantage:

KYB ball joints feature extremely smooth ball stud surfaces, reducing friction and wear to provide long-lasting flexibility and support. KYB ball joints ensure quiet operation, stability, and enhanced safety.

Rack ends, part of the rack & pinion steering system, connect directly to the steering rack. Their role is to absorb road vibrations and impacts, providing smoother and more stable handling, especially on rough roads.

KYB Advantage:

Engineered to strict tolerances to reduce steering slack and vibration. KYB rack ends restore that tight, new-car steering feel for confident handling.

Stabilizer links connect the sway bar (stabilizer bar) to the suspension, helping to minimize body roll during cornering. These links ensure force is properly transferred across the chassis, keeping the vehicle balanced.

KYB Advantage:

Constructed with corrosion-resistant coatings and reinforced bushings to withstand harsh road conditions. KYB stabilizer links deliver a smoother ride and improved cornering stability.