Suspensia X05TA0853 Steering Tie Rod End Assembly - Front Right

Steering Tie Rod End Assembly for BMW 320i

This Suspensia steering tie rod end assembly is built for direct fitment on the front right side of compatible BMW 320i applications. Part number X05TA0853 is a fitment-specific steering component for restoring precise steering linkage function.

Key Features

• Steering tie rod end assembly for steering linkage service
• Fits 1977-1983 BMW 320i, front right
• Suspensia manufacturing backed by IATF 16949 certified production
• Produced in Turkey by a supplier serving OE and Tier 1 programs
• Part number X05TA0853 for accurate ordering and identification

Detailed Description

Suspensia part X05TA0853 is a steering tie rod end assembly made for BMW 320i models from 1977 through 1983 in the front right position. It is intended for steering linkage replacement where a worn or loose tie rod end can affect steering response, alignment stability, and road feel. Suspensia is manufactured in Turkey in IATF 16949 certified facilities, with company roots in OE supply programs for major global vehicle manufacturers. This part cross-references URO (e.g., 32111115241) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Correcting steering play caused by wear in the tie rod end
• Restoring consistent steering response and wheel control
• Addressing looseness or clunking in the steering linkage
• Replacing a damaged steering joint during front-end service
• Supporting proper alignment after steering component wear

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle position and part number before installation. After replacement, a professional wheel alignment is recommended to confirm steering geometry and tire wear settings. Match the component to the listed BMW 320i fitment and inspect related steering parts for wear at the same time.

Quality Assurance

Suspensia parts are manufactured in IATF 16949 certified factories in Turkey. The brand is backed by ISC Industries, a supplier with OE and Tier 1 manufacturing experience across major global automotive programs.