Lemforder Tie Rod End 10254 03

Lemforder Tie Rod End Fits Volkswagen Golf, Seat Ibiza, Toledo, Cordoba

Optimum straight-line running of a car ensures driving comfort, controllability, and reduced tyre wear. To ensure that passenger cars, vans, and light commercial vehicles always stay on the ideal track, high-quality LEMFORDER tie rods should always be used for repairs. They perfectly transfer the steering movements of the driver to the front wheels of the vehicle and enable the workshop to adjust the toe-in precisely and sensitively.

Ideal connection between steering system and steering knuckle

LEMFORDER tie rods for passenger cars, vans, and light commercial vehicles ensure precise steering and safe handling. The forces introduced into the steering gear are transmitted via the inner axial joint through the tie rod to the outer ball joint, the tie rod end piece. A thread in the middle of the wheel allows for sensitive adjustment of both wheels. The connections and joints of the tie rod in particular place high demands on the design. LEMFORDER offers a wide range of high-quality solutions, optimised for installation spaces and the materials. Know-how acquired over decades in research and development pays off, especially with LEMFORDER products for the aftermarket.

Suitable for the various Australian vehicle models listed below. This is a guide only.
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• Seat Cordoba 1.6 6K1,6K2 i 1998-1999
• Seat Cordoba 1.8 6K1,6K2 i 1995-1997
• Seat Cordoba 2.0 6K1,6K2 i 1993-1999
• Seat Ibiza 1.4 6K1 i 1995-1997
• Seat Ibiza 2.0 6K1 i 1995-1997
• Seat Toledo 2.0 1L2 i 1995-1999
• Volkswagen Golf 1.6 MKII,19E,1G1 D 1983-1991
• Volkswagen Golf 1.8 MKII,19E,1G1 1984-1991
• Volkswagen Golf 1.8 MKII,19E,1G1 GTI 1985-1985
• Volkswagen Golf 1.8 MKII,19E,1G1 GTI 16V 1986-1990
• Volkswagen Golf 1.8 MKII,19E,1G1 GTI Cat 1990-1992

Key features

• High-quality construction for enhanced durability.
• Precise steering response for improved vehicle handling.
• Facilitates accurate toe-in adjustment for optimal alignment.
• Compatible with various models for versatile application.
• Designed for easy installation and reliable performance.

Technical details

• Brand: LEMFORDER
• Type: Tie Rod End
• Compatibility: Various Volkswagen and Seat models
• Material: High-strength automotive-grade materials
• Application: Passenger cars, vans, and light commercial vehicles

Applications / fitment

This tie rod end is typically used in steering systems of various passenger vehicles, ensuring accurate steering and safety on the road.

• Passenger vehicles such as the Volkswagen Golf and Seat Ibiza.
• Light commercial vehicles needing reliable steering components.
• Ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.
• Perfect for maintenance and repair workshops.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a tie rod end?

A tie rod end is a crucial component of a vehicle's steering system that connects the steering rack to the wheel assembly, allowing for precise steering control.

How do I know if this tie rod end fits my vehicle?

You can check compatibility by adding your vehicle details to My Garage, which will activate our 100% Fitment Guarantee.

Is installation of the tie rod end difficult?

Installation is straightforward for those with basic mechanical skills, but professional installation is recommended for optimal results.

What are the signs of a failing tie rod end?

Common signs include uneven tyre wear, loose steering, or a knocking noise when turning the steering wheel.

How often should I replace my tie rod ends?

It is advisable to inspect tie rod ends regularly and replace them if any signs of wear or damage are evident, typically every 50,000 to 100,000 kilometres.