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Jeep Tie Rod Adjusting Sleeve will enhance steering precision allowing drivers to adjust toe positioning and ensure that the SUV remains straight on any road. Jeep cars had a legendary status of aluminum frames, extreme 4-wheel drive, and the globally adaptable Selec-Terrain system which changes between snow, sand, or mud. The original civilian model of 1945 established a hard benchmark which the other models today follow. Its reliability is praised by its owners. Jeep is a ticket to mountain and desert trails thanks to open tops, solid axles, and a robust community. A Jeep is being connected and able to keep pace with modern models that add intuitive screens, voice commands and over the air updates without compromising the iconic seven slot grille. A Tie Rod Adjusting Sleeve is a threaded connector between inner and outer tie rods, which provides fast adjustments in length that securely clamp in the correct position. A Tie Rod Adjusting Sleeve needs to be installed which can be accomplished in the following manner: park the Jeep on flat ground, chock the wheels, carefully raise the axle in front, and take away tires. Mark the end of each tie rod with the chalk, loosen clamps, spray threads with oil. Unscrew the old component, snap the new Tie Rod Adjusting Sleeve onto both rods, to the marks, rotate with toe, place the clamps, tighten with torque, and carefully lower car, turn the steering wheel lock to lock, to ensure that play is not there, and finally an alignment check. Drive test, recheck clamp torque, and make sure that the wheel remains centered.