Outer tie rod?

[mcrn]

2012 Nissan Rogue that needs its right outer tie rod replaced....I plan on doing the left side as well.....however what brand do you recommend? Seems like my choices are of course Moog and then ProForged? Thank you

 

[Nick1994]

Go to the dealer

 

[mehullica]

Oem only

 

[Lubener]

A greasable Moog product would work for me. I don't know your mileage but the originals didn't seem to last long to me.

 

[Donald]

You might want to look where the Moog is made. Many car dealers have online sites that sell OEM parts at a discount.

 

[Trav]

OE is the best choice but Napa should have 555 for that car, Pro Forge with no grease fitting are a good alternative. Moog greasable are not high quality any more.

 

[MasterSolenoid]

Link to similar question:
https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/foru...970364/re-oem-vs-aftermarket#Post4970364

Like many others, I would go OEM.

 

[mclasser]

OEM and be done with it. I personally find greasable tie rods annoying.

 

[Onetor]

OEM..Market flooded with cheap Chinese parts.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Sankei or Proforged

 

[Kestas]

I wouldn't do the left side until it needed it.

 

[Dufus2]

I'm not sure anything is made to last, years ago I used Moog and Perfect Circle and never had any problems. Lately, its all made in China, Canada or Mexico. I put Moog ball joints on one side and bought AC Professional for the other, just to see if there is any quality concerns with either brand. I put a Mevotech (from RockAuto) in my DD car and it did not have a grease fitting