MOOG ES80603 Steering Tie Rod End for Toyota Camry

I had both front outer tie rods replaced on my 2005, 260,000 mile Camry with Moogs last November and have encountered no issues. They seem to be of high quality and the Amazon price can't be beat.Update 1/18/25Last week my mechanic, a former Toyota master mechanic who now owns his own shop, told me my left Moog outer tie rod has to be replaced.Disappointed.

Easy install and perfect fit. Looks just like oem except seems stronger and has a greasable zirk.

Worked good on 06 Camry

Durability is uncertain at this point but the fit and finish is great...no complaints here!

Moog has really gone downhill. I bought tie rod ends and ball joints for both sides of my Camry, and one of the tie rod ends is rattling hard and on the verge of failure after five months and a few thousand mostly highway miles. The other stopped holding grease, so I know it's on its way out too. I've been working on cars my whole life and fully understand that these are designed to expel old grease as you fill them, but none of these joints ever seemed like they even held enough grease to stay lubricated the minute I hit the road. These components are too crucial to be this bad, and somebody is going to get killed.

My application was a 2010 Toyota Camry LE. Part arrived in good shape and with castle nut and cotter pin. Moog ball joint arms are slightly different length than OEM parts, so don't be surprised if you need an alignment after you complete the work. Set your adjustable shaft so you have adjustment for toe either in or out when complete. Mood also still uses grease fittings so don't forget to add greasing the ball joint to your list of periodic maintenance items.

Worked great on 2006 Toyota Avalon. Solid like the original. Angles/weight consistent with oem. Changed both inners and outers at the same time. Passenger inner was worn out creating a bit of a wobble while coasting. Would definitely buy moog parts again.

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