1992 Jeep Comanche Tie Rod End Boot – Performance

Tie Rod End Boot - Performance for Your 1992 Jeep Comanche

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  Energy Suspension - Tie Rod Dust Boot (Part No. 9.13101R)

  Description

  Repair torn and worn-out boots of suspension tie rod ends - without having to buy the entire and expensive tie rod. Adds durability surpassing most OEM rubber boots. Exclusive 5 point sealing action. Choose from four sizes and round or octagon styles. Made of Energy's Hyper-Flex performance polyurethane for added performance and durability.
  
  Product Features:

  • Easy to Install
  • Superior Material
  • Saves Your Tie Rods
  • Lasts Longer
  • Looks Great

  5.0

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  5.0

  5.0

  • 5

    5

    2017-09-07

    5

    5

    Would Buy again

    Would Buy again

    Submitted 2017-09-07

    By David

    From undisclosed

    Fit my 98 Z71 great

    Bottom Line

    Fit my 98 Z71 great

    By David from undisclosed

    BOTTOM LINE

  • 5

    5

    2011-05-28

    5

    5

    replacement boot with a bit of color

    replacement boot with a bit of color

    Submitted 2011-05-28

    By SLracer

    From Jacksonville, FL

    Replaced the old torn boot and added a bit of color for a low cost.

    Bottom Line recommended

    Replaced the old torn boot and added a bit of color for a low cost.

    By SLracer from Jacksonville, FL

    BOTTOM LINE recommended

  from $6.99

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  Energy Suspension - Tie Rod Dust Boot (Part No. 9.13101G)

  Description

  Repair torn and worn-out boots of suspension tie rod ends - without having to buy the entire and expensive tie rod. Adds durability surpassing most OEM rubber boots. Exclusive 5 point sealing action. Choose from four sizes and round or octagon styles. Made of Energy's Hyper-Flex performance polyurethane for added performance and durability.
  
  Product Features:

  • Easy to Install
  • Superior Material
  • Saves Your Tie Rods
  • Lasts Longer
  • Looks Great

  1.0

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  1.0

  1.0

  • 1

    1

    2016-05-15

    1

    1

    Bad product

    Bad product

    Submitted 2016-05-15

    By giorgos

    From Dallas, TX

    Triple-checked this item being the right one for replacing my 2001 Ford Ranger's outer tie rod boots. I was skeptical because its size/shape is different that OEM but I was assured by the mfr this item fits my vehicle! Was SUPER careful to apply the right amount of grease before installing. Nonetheless after 6 months both boots are leaking (which is not abnormal) but stretching it out to see inside(it's kind hard to push down on the lip), I can see contamination. It was a big mistake on my part and the bad thing is before purchasing these boots (versus buying the entire outer tie rod), I was suspicious as to whether they will work. What I discounted in the whole process of taking out a tie rod is that one MUST have the vehicle aligned ($90+). So to save $15 I bought the boots instead of the whole outer tie rod. Now I have to replace those boots soon. The damage? over $120 plus my time replacing them and time spent going to the stealership for alignment again. ALL IN ALL, it is NOT worth buying those boots (even if they are free).

    Bottom Line not recommended

    Triple-checked this item being the right one for replacing my 2001 Ford Ranger's outer tie rod boots. I was skeptical because its size/shape is different that OEM but I was assured by the mfr this item fits my vehicle! Was SUPER careful to apply the right amount of grease before installing. Nonetheless after 6 months both boots are leaking (which is not abnormal) but stretching it out to see inside(it's kind hard to push down on the lip), I can see contamination. It was a big mistake on my part and the bad thing is before purchasing these boots (versus buying the entire outer tie rod), I was suspicious as to whether they will work. What I discounted in the whole process of taking out a tie rod is that one MUST have the vehicle aligned ($90+). So to save $15 I bought the boots instead of the whole outer tie rod. Now I have to replace those boots soon. The damage? over $120 plus my time replacing them and time spent going to the stealership for alignment again. ALL IN ALL, it is NOT worth buying those boots (even if they are free).

    By giorgos from Dallas, TX

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

  from $6.99

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