Sloppy steering and handling on your Ranger Rover could very well be attributed to a worn out Land Rover ball joint or Land Rover tie rod. While the Land Rover ball joint and Land Rover tie rod are two distinctly different components, they work together providing you with safe, stable driving dynamics. They often wear out at roughly the same time too, so if you have to replace a Land Rover tie rod, it's a good idea to replace the Land Rover ball joint on either side of the vehicle too. How do you know if your Land Rover tie rod or Land Rover is shot? Loose steering or a truck that refuses to hold a line on the road is a good indicator that you have a bad Land Rover tie rod. Since the Land Rover tie rod connects the steering system with the wheels, any excess play is a potential indicator of a Land Rover tie rod problem. A bad Land Rover ball joint can cause noise in the front end, particularly when you travel over bumps, as well as uneven tire wear and other handling abnormalities. Getting a new Land Rover ball joint or Land Rover tie rod is easy, fortunately, thanks to our huge parts stock. We have all your suspension and steering needs on the shelf and ready to ship. Simply order your new Land Rover tie rod or Land Rover ball joint from us and we'll send it the same day you place your order. You'll get your truck back on the road in a hurry and your handling back in line.