Get the Best Priced Ford F350 Super Duty Tie Rod

Your Ford F350 Super Duty truck has a very important suspension system that needs to be in great shape if you are inclined to use its ability to tow often. Regular driving and carrying extra weight behind puts a strain on all the suspension parts. The tie rod in your Ford F350 probably has more wear and tear that it is subjected to than some of the other suspension parts. It is in use every mile that your truck is driven down the road or off-road. The purpose of the tie rod is to work with the other components of the steering and suspension to properly steer your truck straight down the road. It connects the wheel to the steering and suspension. If you have F250 tie rod problems, then the alignment is affected.

F350 Alignment

If you are looking for a Super Duty truck for sale make sure you drive it first. Get on a straight and level piece of road and while driving the truck take your hands off of the steering wheel just for a moment. If the truck is in alignment, then it will continue on a straight path down the road. If it is not, then either very gradually or abruptly your F350 will veer to the right or left. Often this is a sign of worn out 2005 F350 tie rod ends or the complete tie rods. This can cause slow or rapid tire wear on this vehicle. If the tires on a Ford F350 wear out prematurely because you need an F350 tie rod replacement, you will feel the strain in your checkbook. Another indication about faulty tie rods is a knocking sound at the wheel when you move them back and forth, for example, in a parking lot.

Vibration

If you install a Ford F250 front end rebuild kit, then the tie rods will be in place to keep the suspension very solid. You will feel that immediately upon driving the truck again. When the tie rods start to wear out you can feel a looseness in the steering. This condition may result in your truck beginning to shake at the wheel and vibrate at the steering wheel as you accelerate. You can review a Ford Super Duty forum or two and see what else may contribute to the vibration. Almost for certain, it is something in the front suspension and very likely it is the tie rod. When a tie rod is worn it tends to break very quickly. You will want to fix it to return your truck to how it appears in the Ford F350 front end parts diagram.

The Cost of the Rod

The cost to replace your tie rods on 2010 F350 Super Duty will be between $272-$481. More than half of this is for the labor. This is a relatively simple job you can do yourself. If you need some extra help you can find a video or two online that will help you with the Ford Super duty tie rod replacement process. The tie rods are easy to get if you visit PartsGeek.com. We have the parts you need for a 2006 F250 tie rod replacement or any F350 tie rod replacement. We only offer parts online. This lowers our overhead significantly and your prices even more.