2000 Jeep Cherokee Steering Tie Rod Rough Country

★★★★☆ 4.5/5 43 ratings

Features:
Easy Bolt-On Installation
Built From Heavy Duty 1.25 in. OD DOM Tubing
Uses Stock Tie Rod Ends
Equipped To Handle The Increased Leverage Of Larger Tires

Includes Tie Rod Body And Jam Nuts; For Use w/Stock Tie Rod Ends; 1.25 in. O.D.
Install Time 1-2 Hours

Heavy Duty Tie Rod Kit; Includes Tie Rod Body And Jam Nuts; For Use w/Stock Tie Rod Ends; 1.25 in. O.D.;

Heavy Duty Tie Rod Kit

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Brand	Rough Country
Part #	1143
Condition	New
Warehouse	C

Cherokee Rough Country Steering Tie Rod 2000 Jeep

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle
2000 Jeep Cherokee

Description Specifications Reviews (43)

Includes Tie Rod Body And Jam Nuts; For Use w/Stock Tie Rod Ends; 1.25 in. O.D.
Install Time 1-2 Hours
Heavy Duty Tie Rod Kit; Includes Tie Rod Body And Jam Nuts; For Use w/Stock Tie Rod Ends; 1.25 in. O.D.;
Heavy Duty Tie Rod Kit

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Steering Tie Rod.

System	Steering / Suspension
Description / What It Does	Tie rods connect the steering rack or linkage to the wheel knuckle and control toe angle. Worn tie rods can cause loose steering, clunks, wandering, vibration, and rapid tire wear.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	Inspect every 12,000 miles or annually; replace immediately if there is play, torn boots, bent parts, or alignment cannot be held.
Job Difficulty	Moderate DIY
Maintenance Tips	Keep boots intact, avoid pothole impacts, grease serviceable ends, and always get an alignment after replacement.

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