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Car Forum / Audi Cars / October 2006"tire wire end"
I took my car to the garage for an oil change and the mechanic said that my "tire wire end" (not correct spelling) is worned out both on the left and right. This control the steering wheel. I noticed that when I make a right or left turn, I will hear a grinding noise. He said it's not CV joint. He said it will take $420 to fix them and another $100 for alignment. Any know is that a reasonable price? or can I buy the parts and install myself. Thanks for any input. Hunter >I took my car to the garage for an oil change and the mechanic said that my > "tire wire end" (not correct spelling) is worned out both on the left and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks for any input. > Hunter track rod ends.................. the correct spelling is "tie rod end" on the outer left and right. Any input will be appreciate. Hunter > the correct spelling is "tie rod end" on the outer left and right. Any > input will be appreciate. > > Hunter then you should know all about them.............bwahahahahahahaa OK is this some trick post or a joke? Prices kinda depends on what vehicle you have! On my Audi I could find tie rods for $30 each side and have it aligned for $50...so it comes to a total of $110 if I do it myself and have a shop do the alignment. But you don't know that I have an Audi that is 23 years old. ;-) Well now that you are spelling it correctly and know what you need...............sure change it yourself. ;-) > I took my car to the garage for an oil change and the mechanic said that my > "tire wire end" (not correct spelling) is worned out both on the left and [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Hunter > > the correct spelling is "tie rod end" on the outer left and right. Any > input will be appreciate. > > Hunter This post is not a joke. That's the price the mechanic told me. I have an 2001 audi a4 1.8. Do I need special tool to replace the tir rod end component? thanks for any inputs. Hunter > This post is not a joke. That's the price the mechanic told me. I have > an > 2001 audi a4 1.8. > Do I need special tool to replace the tir rod end component? thanks for > any inputs. > Hunter it's TIE thats TIE not Tir...............yet you need a good zet of panners and a tafer sliper................. |
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