Red Truck Club
I'm around, truck prolly ain't had 200 miles put on it in the last two months. Been driving the old Grand Cherokee daily driver for the most part. That'll change in November though. I'll be going up to the farm in Georgia for some deer huntin' and spec fishin'...
Well, I had to take my Jeep hunting this year. Truck is parked. Bad tie rod end. Good 1.25" of play in it and no way was I taking it 360 miles each way with that much play. Tie rod is supposed to be a big, beefy one which is part of my lift kit.
Anyway, since it's not a Mopar part, I called 4 Wheel Parts (where I bought the lift kit) and they can't get it. So now I got a call into Rancho. Hopefully when I get home from this hunting/fishing trip next week I can have a tie rod end there to install...
Anyway, since it's not a Mopar part, I called 4 Wheel Parts (where I bought the lift kit) and they can't get it. So now I got a call into Rancho. Hopefully when I get home from this hunting/fishing trip next week I can have a tie rod end there to install...
Well, I had to take my Jeep hunting this year. Truck is parked. Bad tie rod end. Good 1.25" of play in it and no way was I taking it 360 miles each way with that much play. Tie rod is supposed to be a big, beefy one which is part of my lift kit.
Anyway, since it's not a Mopar part, I called 4 Wheel Parts (where I bought the lift kit) and they can't get it. So now I got a call into Rancho. Hopefully when I get home from this hunting/fishing trip next week I can have a tie rod end there to install...
Anyway, since it's not a Mopar part, I called 4 Wheel Parts (where I bought the lift kit) and they can't get it. So now I got a call into Rancho. Hopefully when I get home from this hunting/fishing trip next week I can have a tie rod end there to install...
Well the bad news is I had to call Rancho to hunt down a tie rod end since the tie rod is a part of the lift kit.
The good news is Rancho sent me not just one tie rod end for the bad one, but TWO so I could replace both FREE OF CHARGE - five years after the kit went on!
Installed them and went and had an alignment done, total cost to me was $63. Drives like a champ again...
The good news is Rancho sent me not just one tie rod end for the bad one, but TWO so I could replace both FREE OF CHARGE - five years after the kit went on!
Installed them and went and had an alignment done, total cost to me was $63. Drives like a champ again...






