Car Suspension & Steering Parts
Steering Tie Rod End
Audi
9J1-423-812-B
Right. S e-tron GT. From 04/26/2021. RS e-tron GT Performance.
Steering Tie Rod End
Audi
4D0-422-821-A
A4, S4, RS4. 4 & 6 cylinder. Allroad. Inner tie rod. From Chassis/VIN 4B-X-065 001. From Chassis/VIN 4B-X-090 001.
Steering Tie Rod End
Audi
9J1-423-811-B
Left. S e-tron GT. RS e-tron GT Performance. From 04/26/2021. To 04/26/2021.
Steering Tie Rod Assembly
Audi
7L0-422-804-D
Assembly. Incl.Inner and Outer End. Q7. Right.
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TL;DR Summary
Suspension and steering parts help support ride quality, handling, alignment, and directional control. OEM parts are designed to match compatible vehicle geometry, mounting points, and system requirements.
Intro Paragraph
The suspension and steering systems work together every time the vehicle turns, brakes, accelerates, or travels over uneven pavement. Worn parts can cause noise, uneven tire wear, a loose steering feel, vibration, or poor alignment. The suspension and steering category helps shoppers find OEM replacement parts for fitment-focused repairs.
What This Category Includes
This category may include control arms, ball joints, bushings, shocks, struts, sway bars, tie rods, links, hubs, bearings, and steering components. Related categories include control arms, shocks and struts, sway bars, and tie rod linkages.
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
Suspension and steering geometry is vehicle-specific. OEM parts are designed around the original dimensions, bushing rates, mounting points, and system layout. Aftermarket parts can vary in design and materials, so OEM parts can help maintain predictable fit and intended road feel for compatible vehicles.
How to Choose the Right Part
Start with an inspection to identify the worn or damaged component. Many symptoms overlap across suspension and steering systems. Confirm whether the part is front or rear, left or right, upper or lower, and whether your vehicle uses standard or sport suspension components.
Compatibility or Fitment Guidance
Fitment can vary by drivetrain, wheelbase, suspension package, trim, and production date. Use your VIN where available. After replacing steering or suspension parts, alignment may be required according to the repair and vehicle guidance.
Key Takeaways
- Suspension and steering parts affect ride, handling, alignment, and control.
- Many parts are position-specific and suspension-package-specific.
- Related categories include control arms, shocks and struts, sway bars, and tie rod linkages.
- Inspection and fitment confirmation help prevent ordering the wrong part.
FAQ
What are signs of worn suspension or steering parts?
Possible signs include clunks, loose steering, vibration, pulling, uneven tire wear, or poor ride quality.
Do suspension parts require alignment after replacement?
Many repairs do. Follow service guidance for your vehicle and the parts replaced.
Can suspension parts vary by trim?
Yes. Sport, heavy-duty, AWD, or special suspension packages can affect fitment.