It is the suspension part that is included in the suspension system and also contains the shock absorbers for the vehicle to be used safely.
The Z tie rod transmits the up and down movement of the wheel to the other wheel via the stabilizer bar. Thanks to this transfer of motion, it provides increased steering control in bends and prevents the vehicle from slipping, skidding or swaying left and right.
Ball joint is a connecting element in the front suspension with a complex mechanism that allows your wheels to move up and down independently, as well as turn left or right.
The tie rod shaft, also known as the tie rod, is an articulated part. One side is connected to the steering box and the other side is connected to the tie rod end. It provides the connection between the steering box and the wheel.
The tie rod end transmits the movement from the steering gear box to the tie rod, gooseneck and finally to the wheels of the vehicle. The joint located at the rod ends provides the transmission of the pushing movement.