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 notice looseness in the steering wheel or the vehicle pulling to one side.

Why is the rubber boot important on a tie rod end?

The rubber boot seals the joint, protecting it from dirt, water, and debris. Keeping contaminants out helps prevent premature wear and extends the life of the tie rod end.

Does this tie rod end come with any hardware?

This tie rod end is sold individually and is designed to replace the original part. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for details on any required hardware.

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EPI 21+ Polaris 1000 Ranger XP Outer Left Tie Rod End

Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE315071

EPI 21+ Polaris 1000 Ranger XP Outer Left Tie Rod End

Name: EPI 21+ Polaris 1000 Ranger XP Outer Left Tie Rod End
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-21-polaris-1000-ranger-xp-outer-left-tie-rod-end-t14-840692
Price: 60.40 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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EPI Outer Left Tie Rod End for 2021+ Polaris 1000 Ranger XP. Restores precise steering.

Key Features

Fits 2021 and newer Polaris 1000 Ranger XP models.
Restores precise steering and handling.
Features durable polychloroprene rubber boots to protect the joint.
Cast and machined using materials that match OEM specifications.

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Product Details

If you're noticing some looseness in your steering wheel or your Polaris Ranger XP 1000 isn't tracking as straight as it used to, it might be time to look at the tie rod ends. This outer left tie rod end from EPI is built to get your steering back to feeling tight and responsive.

This tie rod end is cast and machined to match the original equipment specifications, meaning it's made to fit right and function like the factory part. It's equipped with durable polychloroprene rubber boots that do a great job of keeping dirt, water, and mud out of the joint. Keeping contaminants away is key to making sure the joint lasts a long time and continues to provide smooth steering.

Replacing a tie rod end is a common repair for steering issues. Having a well-made replacement like this one will help ensure your Ranger handles predictably on the trail.