Mevotech MS40704 Steering Tie Rod End - Front Inner

Overview of Mevotech MS40704 Steering Tie Rod End

The Mevotech MS40704 steering tie rod end is designed specifically for Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX models. This component ensures precise steering control and reliable performance, featuring included mounting hardware for straightforward installation.

• Compatible with Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX vehicles
• Includes all necessary mounting hardware
• Non-adjustable design for consistent alignment
• Durable construction for long-lasting use
• Part number MS40704 for easy identification

Product Details and Attributes

This Mevotech steering tie rod end (part number MS40704) is engineered without adjustability, providing a fixed, stable connection between the steering rack and the wheel assembly. The included mounting hardware simplifies replacement, reducing installation time and ensuring proper fitment. Designed for the Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX, this tie rod end meets OEM specifications to maintain steering precision and vehicle safety.

Common Applications and Problem Resolution

This steering tie rod end is used to connect the steering gear to the wheel spindle, playing a critical role in vehicle handling and alignment. It addresses several common steering issues, including:

• Excessive play or looseness in steering
• Uneven or rapid tire wear
• Steering wheel vibration or wobble
• Difficulty maintaining proper wheel alignment
• Clunking noises during turns or over bumps

Installation Notes and Tips

Installation of the Mevotech MS40704 tie rod end requires basic mechanical skills and standard tools. Since the part includes mounting hardware, no additional components are needed. It is recommended to have a professional alignment performed after installation to ensure optimal steering performance and tire wear.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

Mevotech provides quality assurance for the MS40704 steering tie rod end, manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards. The product is backed by Mevotech's warranty coverage, which protects against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use conditions.