ASTARPRO Front Outer Tie Rod Ends ES800593 ES800594 Compatible with 2007-2017 Jeep Wrangler with 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK

I see that some reviews claim that these don't fit right or aren't tight. They worked just fine on my 2013 Jeep Wrangler. Yes you have to use the existing sleeve which is a pain because they are hard to get off, but for the price, why not reuse and reduce waste? Yes, replacing the whole tie rod with ends already attached would be a lot easier, but with added cost. In my case I already had an adjustable tie rod, so these ends were all I needed. Just be liberal with the penetrating lube a couple of days before you plan to do the work and it will help a lot.The ends are heavy and feel very strong. I love that they're greaseable, as nothing else on the Jeep JK is. The ride is 'probably' improved after installation, but my ball joints are also in need of replacing, so time will tell.

Broke while putting it on

The ASTARPRO Front Outer Tie Rod Ends are perfect for my 2007 Jeep Wrangler JK! They fit seamlessly and have made a noticeable difference in handling and stability. Installing them was straightforward, and they are compatible with 2007-2017 Jeep Wranglers and the 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK.

Quality of machining is fine, fit OE tie rod just fine on left side. Longevity is the question and only time will tell. One thing to note through, JK tie rods only have one replaceable end, at least that is how mine is. The right side is factory crimped and cannot be taken apart by any normal means. That said you will need to get a whole tie rod assembly anyway so I don’t know why these are offered as a left and right set.

These tie rod ends are for my 2010 JK of which I am replacing literally everything in the front end as part of a renewal. The vehicle has only 51,000 miles but has BIG suspension and tires so things like these ends get beat up! I "could" get fancy expensive tie rod ends but we have done this over and over again and I only barely get a few more miles out of those than nice heavy non-branded ends like these, but these are a quarter the price so I end up maybe changing 50% sooner but since I do not like ANY play in my steering, I get more bang for my buck with these and keep nice tight steering better and longer for the same buck! These are inexpensive but "not cheap", if you understand my meaning in saying like that...