Tie rods play a crucial role in your steering system by linking everything together and allowing for a full range of steering motion. However, if your tie rod ends become damaged it can cause serious safety and performance problems. OEM Chevrolet Monte Carlo tie rod boots are in place to protect your tie rod ends from harmful contaminants and moisture. Over time your factory Chevrolet Monte Carlo tie rod boots will break down and leave the tie rod ends vulnerable to damage. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have an affordable fix for this problem. We offer a great selection of Chevrolet Monte Carlo tie rod boots to replace your old damaged units. With a large array of tie rod boots from all of the leading brand names you are sure to find the perfect boot for your needs in our lineup.

In addition to keeping out the harmful contaminants, Chevrolet Monte Carlo tie rod boots also play the crucial role of keeping the clean grease inside to ensure that the joint is properly lubricated. Many factory tie rod boots are made of rubber which does not fare well overtime. However there is a remedy to the issues with rubber. Several companies have developed urethane tie rod boots that are a vast improvement over rubber. They have added durability and chemical resistance, and also give your undercarriage a high performance look. At reasonable prices, urethane tie rod boots are an affordable upgrade and we highly recommend using them the next time your Chevrolet Monte Carlo tie rod boots are due for replacement.

Q: How do you install tie rod boots?
A: This part can be installed within minutes with basic hand tools. By simply removing your factory tie rod boots and replacing them with the new aftermarket ones.

Q: What are tie rod boots? Why buy tie rod boots?
A: Tie rod boots are a type of suspension bushing. Most vehicles are built using rubber bushings in their suspension and body mounts, and these bushings tend to be on the soft side and to deteriorate rapidly. When your bushings are worn, your car's feedback is reduced and sloppy handling takes over. Replace your worn bushings with urethane tie rod boots to revive your car's feedback.