Axial joint

An axial joint (also called an inner tie rod joint) is a steering component that connects the steering rack to the outer tie rod end. It transfers steering movement from the rack to the wheels while allowing smooth articulation during suspension travel and steering.

Key Features

• Connects the steering rack to the outer tie rod.
• Provides precise steering response and stability.
• Allows flexible movement with suspension travel.
• Manufactured from high-strength steel for durability.
• Designed to reduce steering play and vibration.
• Ensures long-lasting performance under demanding driving conditions.

Signs of a Worn Axial Joint

• Loose or vague steering feel.
• Knocking or clunking noises when turning.
• Uneven tire wear.
• Poor wheel alignment.
• Excessive steering wheel vibration.