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Jeep Rack and Pinion Boot is a hard rubber jacket that covers the ends of steering racks to keep out grit and water to keep steering feedback accurate. All Jeeps scream strength, with boxed steel frames and high ground clearance that heave over boulders and potholes, shrugging off all the obstacles in the road. The Selec-Terrain knob allows flicking the rig between snow, sand, and mud with no thought, and low range gears climb the ledges other rigs struggle with. Removable tops and open doors establish instant sky, and the tight turn radius ensures that the fun continues even on narrow switchbacks. Innovative Jeep cockpits are a combination of old grab handles and touch screens, voice communication, and over-the-air corrections to ensure trail maps are updated. Integrated recovery hooks, rugged skid plates, and a community of people to wave to you each time they go past make you certain to go into the storm and camp far out of grid. Out there, the Jeep Rack and Pinion Boot is silently protecting the steering components; it prevents the tie rod seals from being gnashed by the sand. Once it breaks down, it only takes simple tools and a steady hand to switch it on the Jeep. Lift the wheel, lift the nose, mark the tie rod threads to ensure that the alignment remains constant, loosen the lock nut, turn the outer rod, and push the worn Rack and Pinion Boot to the front side. Now that the Jeep is on the ground, grease the new Rack and Pinion Boot and push until the inner lip fits, clamp and thread the rod as you like, screw on the nut, tighten lugs, and roll the wheel lock into lock.