What is the main advantage of this QuadBoss tie rod end?

The primary advantage is its heavy-duty 12mm stud, which is larger and stronger than the stock 10mm tie rod ends found on many Honda ATVs. This upgrade helps resist bending and wear, leading to more durable steering components.

Does this tie rod end come with any hardware?

This product is a single tie rod end. It is designed to replace your existing tie rod end, and you will typically reuse the hardware from your original installation or purchase new hardware separately if needed.

Should I replace both tie rod ends at the same time?

It is generally recommended to replace tie rod ends in pairs. Replacing both sides ensures consistent steering geometry and performance, and it's often more efficient to do both at once.

QuadBoss Tie Rod End 413514 - Honda TRX Models

Name: QuadBoss 90-91 Honda TRX200 FourTrax Replacement Tie Rod End
Brand: QuadBoss
Price: 89.08 USD
Availability: InStock

QuadBoss 90-91 Honda TRX200 FourTrax Replacement Tie Rod End

$89.08

In Stock

Fits many Honda TRX models. Upgrades failure-prone 10mm tie rod ends to heavy-duty 12mm.

Key Features

Fits many Honda TRX models including FourTrax, Rancher, and Sportrax.
Replaces failure-prone 10mm tie rod ends with heavy-duty 12mm ends.
Provides improved steering feel and durability.
Designed as a direct replacement for easy installation.

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Product Details

If you're dealing with loose steering or worn-out tie rod ends on your Honda ATV, it's time for an upgrade. This replacement tie rod end from QuadBoss is designed to replace the stock 10mm ends with a much stronger 12mm unit, giving you improved steering feel and durability. It's a smart move for any rider who pushes their machine a bit harder or just wants the peace of mind that comes with well-built suspension components.

QuadBoss has built this tie rod end to be a direct replacement for many Honda TRX models, including popular ATVs like the FourTrax 300 and Rancher 420. The larger 12mm stud provides a more robust connection to your tie rod, helping to resist bending and premature wear that can happen with the smaller factory parts. This means less play in your steering wheel and a more confident ride, whether you're navigating trails or working on the farm.

When you're replacing tie rod ends, it's often a good idea to replace them in pairs to ensure consistent steering geometry. Make sure to check your specific model's requirements and consider replacing both sides at once for the best results.