Get the Best Priced Steering Linkage Assembly Drag Link & Tie Rod Ends

Taking a long drive down the highway can be a relaxing adventure if you love to be on the open road. Staying on that journey could be an issue if your steering is out of sync. The steering column is a complex system of rods, ball bearings, and other parts that relays the motion of the wheel in your hands to the front tires of the car. Each piece must be in perfect alignment to do this smoothly. If one is malfunctioning, it can do damage to the rest, make it difficult for you to navigate your car, and cost hundreds of dollars of damage to the rest of the vehicle. Be aware of any changes and inspect each section if you sense something is off. At PartGeek.com, we have both original and aftermarket steering linkage systems so that you can fix your car with little stress on your pocketbook. Our 30-day money back guarantee ensures that you are satisfied with your purchase or we will refund your cash, allowing you to get back on the road as quickly as possible. 

What does a center link do?

The center drag link is a major component that ensures that your front tires turn in the same direction at the exact same time. When you turn your steering wheel, the steering gear manipulates the center link in a push and pull motion. The center link in turn works the tie rod connected to the front two tires. If the center link happens to be missing, the front of your car would turn in two different directions. An important part of the suspension system, the center link is joined to your pit arm and idler arm and has two ball bearings to help it do its job.

How do I know if my center link is bad?

One of the first signs that indicates that your center link might need to be replaced is that you have issues steering the car. It tugs to the left or the right instead of driving straight down the lane. If you have to correct your wheel multiple times as you drive, you may want to have it looked at. If your steering wheel vibrates in your hand as you use it or makes a strange sound, you should investigate your center link. The damage resonates through the steering column to you physically. Look at your tires to check if they are worn evenly. If there is an unusual pattern of tread on them, the center link may be the culprit.

How much does it cost to replace a center link?

At ParksGeek.com, you can find steering linkages from as low as $181 to as high as $368. This includes the center link. The price is dependent on several factors:

• The make and model of the vehicle.
• The type of vehicle.
• Whether it is an original part or an aftermarket.
• The age of the automobile.
• If it is two wheel or four wheel drive.
• If it is foreign made or domestic.

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