Best price for balljoint/tierod end
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Wouldn't it have been cheaper is you went directly to your local dealer? The list price on it is only $85 each side. Or was that for both sides?
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S300-2000.html
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S300-2000.html
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i dont know where you are in ky but i went to smyth auto. here in Cincinnati got my ball joints and tie rods for all for 120$ and its all moog which isnt a bad name brand im happy with them
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Wouldn't it have been cheaper is you went directly to your local dealer? The list price on it is only $85 each side. Or was that for both sides?
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S300-2000.html
http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...S300-2000.html
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Another vote for rock auto - I got a set of Moog's and they were made in japan. Nice looking parts! I did the inner and outer tie rods with the ball joints and my steering is rock solid now - no shake or vibration.
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Hey DRELOC - where were the Beck&Arnley balljoints made? I was deciding between those and the Moog's and ended up going with the Moog's for all the parts. Let us know. thanks,
Scott
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There's a member here posted a Beck&Arnley balljoint with "made in Japan" stamped on it and supposedly they're OEM suppliers forgot his USN though sorry. I didn't get a look at my balljoints at the time who made it since i was aiming on getting my car running right away but so far I have no issue since it's been a year already.
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