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Bent Tie Rod

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#1BugLady

Is it ok to drive on a bent tie rod until the part comes in to repair it?


#2

reynoldston

reynoldston

That will depend on how bad its bent, how far its out of alignment, and where you are going to drive it. If its way out of alignment and you drive it on a hard surface you are going to wear out the tires fast.


#3

Punjiusa

Punjiusa

It's also possible that if it's bent bad enough, it could be weakened and may snap off.


#4

reynoldston

reynoldston

It's also possible that if it's bent bad enough, it could be weakened and may snap off.

If she has been driving it like that for the last 3 years she should be save with worn out tires?? :thumbsup:


#5

willys55

willys55

were you driving when the tie rod got bent? maybe someone else should drive it for awhile :cool:


#6

reynoldston

reynoldston

were you driving when the tie rod got bent? maybe someone else should drive it for awhile :cool:

I have to say it wasn't me driving it. As a matter we live many miles apart. She could drive it up here to NY and then maybe I could bent the other one for her :thumbsup: I just love the cool looking toe-in or toe-out look when they come into my shop, its $$$ in my account.


#7

Boobala

Boobala

Something I fail to do quite a bit , ..go back and see the DATE of the FIRST posting of the thread, this is 3 yrs. old !!


#8

reynoldston

reynoldston

Something I fail to do quite a bit , ..go back and see the DATE of the FIRST posting of the thread, this is 3 yrs. old !!

That's OK just having a little fun :laughing:


#9

Boobala

Boobala

That's OK just having a little fun :laughing:

AND ... THAT'S why I'm here ...:thumbsup: ..:cool: ..:cool2:


#10

willys55

willys55

haha, I need to look at the original op too, just couldn't help myself I guess


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