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WARRANTY:
DST carries a 5-Year Warranty.
DST warrants their parts to be free of defects in materials and/or workmanship during this timeframe as measured from the date of purchase.
If a DST part should fail due to materials or manufacturing defects while under warranty, we will provide a replacement of the part upon return of the defective part.
Wearable RUBBER parts are not covered under warranty (Dust boots, bushings, bump stops, etc.)
DST Outer Tie Rod - Driver | '99-'07 Ford F250 Super Duty 2WD, F350 Super Duty 2WD
Save Your Steering
Countless potholes and washboard roads between jobsites can both contribute to taking their toll on your work truck's steering. Stop the noises happening in the driver side of the front end of your two wheel drive 1999-2007 Ford F250 Super Duty when you install a new DST outer tie rod end. A quieter ride down the road isn't the only reason to renovate your Ford's steering, crisp steering improves your handling and stops the erratic movements that wear out your tires.
Heavy Weight Hassles
Years of maneuvering a couple tons of metal around highways and neighborhoods starts to wear out the joints in every connection of your Ford's steering. This slow degradation in performance over time develops loose tolerances that robs the ability of your steering to accurately control your tires. Protect your tires from abnormal wear caused by worn out steering and renovate your Ford with a new DST outer tie rod end.
Peace & Quiet
It may seem easy to tolerate the clunks and clangs worn out steering can generate by just turning up the radio. However, properly quieting down your Ford's front end by installing a new outer tie rod end is well worth the effort. Tighten up your steering with a high quality DST tie rod end and notice the crisp response your truck makes with every turn of the steering wheel.
Expired Alignment?
It's pretty safe to say that most driver's understand the value an alignment has for your truck. However, the shelf life for a front end alignment is not as well known and sadly it won't last the lifetime of your truck as your suspension and steering slowly wear and shift. It's time to get your Ford an alignment if you've noticed poor handling, abnormal tire wear or you have installed any new tires, front suspension, or steering. Make it easy to adjust your front end with a new tie rod end and keep your tires operating at peak performance.
