VARGTR Tie Rod Boot,Tie Rod End Boots,Car Accessories Turn To Rod Arm Ball Joint Head Dust Protection Rubber Cover Track Rod End Set,Car Suspension Steering Parts Accessories,Fit for Most Vehicles

I was able to use them in multiple areas on a mariner premier

I needed to replace the torn boots on the unserviceable lower rear ball joint on a C5 corvette. 2 of these worked great in conjunction with the factory retainer rings.

One of the assorted boots worked well for a Honda Element lower ball joint. Original boot was damaged when removing knuckle for cv shaft replacement.Seem to be ok quality. Time will tell however.

My son and I replaced the front end on his car and I tore the boot on the tie rod end. I bought this boot replacement kit and although it did not look exactly the same the dimensions were the same it covers the ball joint and keeps grease.

Way to small for tie rod ends boots..but hey what do I know.

This product was exactly what I needed to replace torn boots on my ball joints and tie rod ends.

Saw some ripped boots on my tie rod end links. They were relatively new (6 months-year) These are good to have around during normal inspection and during oil changes. Saves me some cash/time in case the grease dries out and you wind up having to buy more suspension parts. All the companies I saw don't just sell their boots, you have to buy the entire part, so it's definitely a must have in your garage. They come in many shapes and you'll definitely find one that'll fit in this pack.

I have a 2005 dodge ram Cummins 3500 Laramie big boy I was iffy at first ripped the new boot when installing my new steering linkage and the old rusted brake dust cover cut my boot I tried calling the company no help and it was a mess so I got on Amazon order these and compared sizes and went on smoothly and seems to be holding up great after a week and I have plenty more to put on if it messes up.