What does a tie rod end do?

The tie rod end connects the steering rack to the steering knuckle, allowing your front wheels to turn. When it wears out, you might experience loose steering or alignment issues.

Why is the rubber boot important?

The rubber boot seals the joint, keeping out dirt, water, and debris that can cause premature wear. It also helps retain the grease inside the joint for smooth operation.

Do I need to replace both sides?

While this part is for the outer right side, it's often a good idea to inspect the outer left tie rod end at the same time. If it shows similar wear, replacing both can ensure consistent steering feel and prevent future issues.

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EPI 15+ Polaris 900 RZR Trail/S/General/ 1000 Ranger/RZR XP Outer Right Tie Rod End

Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE315048

EPI 15+ Polaris 900 RZR Trail/S/General/ 1000 Ranger/RZR XP Outer Right Tie Rod End

Name: EPI 15+ Polaris 900 RZR Trail/S/General/ 1000 Ranger/RZR XP Outer Right Tie Rod End
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-15-polaris-900-rzr-trail-s-general-1000-ranger-rzr-xp-outer-right-tie-ro-t14-840673
Price: 64.50 USD
Availability: InStock

$64.50

Only 2 left in stock

EPI Outer Right Tie Rod End for Polaris 900 RZR, 1000 Ranger/RZR XP. Restores precise steering.

Key Features

Fits Polaris 900 RZR Trail/S, General, and 1000 Ranger/RZR XP models.
Restores precise steering and handling to your vehicle.
Durable polychloroprene rubber boot protects the joint from contaminants.
Cast and machined to match OEM specifications for a direct fit.

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Product Details

If you're noticing some looseness in your steering wheel or your Polaris RZR or Ranger isn't tracking as straight as it used to, it might be time to replace a worn tie rod end. This outer right tie rod end from EPI is built to get your steering back to feeling tight and responsive.

EPI casts and machines these tie rod ends to meet original equipment specifications, so you know it's going to fit right and function as intended. It's protected by a durable polychloroprene rubber boot, which is key for keeping dirt, water, and mud out of the joint. That protection helps the tie rod end last longer, especially when you're out riding in rough conditions.