What does an outer tie rod end do?

The outer tie rod end connects your steering rack to the steering knuckle on your wheel. It's a crucial part of your steering system that allows you to turn the wheels and maintain alignment.

Why is the rubber boot important?

The rubber boot seals the joint, preventing dirt, water, and debris from entering and damaging the internal components. This protection is key to the longevity of the tie rod end.

Does this tie rod end come with any hardware?

This product is for the outer tie rod end itself. You may need to reuse existing hardware or purchase additional components depending on the condition of your original parts.

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EPI 13+ Can-Am 1000 Maverick Outer Tie Rod End

Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE315042

EPI 13+ Can-Am 1000 Maverick Outer Tie Rod End

Name: EPI 13+ Can-Am 1000 Maverick Outer Tie Rod End
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-13-can-am-1000-maverick-outer-tie-rod-end-t14-840668
Price: 51.19 USD
Availability: InStock

$51.19

Only 2 left in stock

EPI 13+ Can-Am 1000 Maverick Outer Tie Rod End. Restores precise steering and handling.

Key Features

Fits 2013 and newer Can-Am 1000 Maverick.
Restores precise steering and handling.
Features durable polychloroprene rubber boots to protect the joint.
Boots help extend service life by keeping out dirt, water, and mud.
Cast and machined to match OEM specifications.

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Product Details

This EPI Outer Tie Rod End is made for your 2013 and newer Can-Am 1000 Maverick. When your tie rod ends start to wear out, you'll notice sloppy steering, and it can even affect your alignment. Replacing them with a well-made part like this one will bring back that tight, responsive feel to your steering wheel.

EPI builds these tie rod ends to match the original specifications for your Maverick, so you know it's going to fit right and perform as expected. They've also included durable polychloroprene rubber boots. These boots are important because they seal the joint, keeping out dirt, water, and mud that can cause premature wear. This helps to extend the service life of the tie rod end, meaning you won't have to worry about replacing it again anytime soon.