Dorman 543-580 Steering Tie Rod End - Front Inner

OE-Style Steering Tie Rod End

Dorman 543-580 is a direct replacement steering tie rod end for specific vehicle applications, including 2007-2012 Mazda CX-7 front inner positions. Built for steering service where precise linkage movement matters, this part is engineered to restore smooth, safe operation in the steering system.

Use Dorman 543-580 when replacing a worn inner tie rod on a Mazda CX-7. The threaded design, steel housing, polymer bearing material, and powder-coated finish support dependable steering performance in a direct-fit replacement format.

Key Features

• Direct replacement steering tie rod end for specific applications
• Fits 2007-2012 Mazda CX-7, front inner
• Threaded design for steering linkage service
• Steel housing with powder-coated black finish
• Polymer bearing material and polychloroprene dust boot material
• Mounting hardware included
• No grease fitting included

Detailed Description

Dorman 543-580 is a steering tie rod end made to replace the original equipment part on select vehicles. It is listed for 2007-2012 Mazda CX-7 front inner applications and is built with a steel housing, polymer bearing material, and a powder-coated black finish. The threaded construction supports proper steering linkage connection, while the dust boot material helps protect internal components from contamination. This part cross-references MOOG Chassis Products EV800543 for the same application.

For buyers searching for a front inner tie rod end for Mazda CX-7 models from 2007 through 2012, Dorman 543-580 provides an OE-style replacement option. The part number 543-580 is also useful when comparing steering tie rod end replacements across aftermarket catalogs.

What It Helps Address

• Loose or worn steering linkage at the front inner tie rod location
• Steering play caused by degraded tie rod end components
• Noise or vibration from worn steering connection points
• Uneven steering response from a damaged inner tie rod end
• Contamination-related wear in the steering joint area

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm vehicle application before installation by matching the year, make, model, and front inner position. Inspect adjacent steering components, alignment settings, and related hardware during service. Because this part is threaded, proper torque and alignment procedures should be followed after installation to help maintain correct steering geometry.

Quality Assurance

Dorman states that this steering tie rod end has undergone an industry-leading evaluation process to help ensure smooth, safe operation. The part is built as a direct replacement for the original equipment tie rod on specific applications.