TEKNOROT

As the name suggests, the intermediate rod or spacer is not exactly located on the right or left of the vehicle. It is an important part of the steering system, usually located on the axis passing through the middle of the vehicle. It is more common in older generation vehicles and usually works with the idler arm.

Stabilizers, or in other words, rear wishbones, are among the important components that can provide the best solution for the stability of the vehicle and its progress in a controlled manner. In addition to their important role in the suspension system of the vehicle, the stabilizers help to keep your vehicle safe and controlled while driving, contribute to agile and correct steering, and also successfully fulfill the duty of keeping the rear part of the vehicle tight and aligned.

It is briefly a movable link that connects the entire suspension system. Thus, it allows the wheel to turn depending on the road condition. Ball joint is used for the connection of the upper and lower swing arms to the pitman arm. Thus, it enables the wheel to rotate around the vertical axis and direct it.

It is one of a number of parts that the steering mechanism uses to direct the wheel and keep the vehicle in a proper alignment.

It is the connection element that enables the wheels to rotate according to the vertical axis by transmitting the movement given by the steering wheel to the tie rod end in the vehicle.

The most common steering designs use tie rod assemblies formed with a tie rod mounted to the steering gear and a tie rod end connection to this tie rod. Tie rod end and tie rod shaft are synchronized to each other and when they are together it is called tie rod assembly.

It is a part that gives the wheels of the car a rotational movement in the desired direction through the steering wheel.

It is a spherical part in the front layout of the car that can rotate in all directions and is used as a joint.

The track control arm is the largest and critical part among the front suspension elements that, while keeping the wheels in a smooth position, limits their movements against external forces but allows upward and downward movements.

The most basic parts of tie rod ends, axial joints, ball joints, wishbones, stabilizer links, lateral arms which are included in different combinations, produce suspension wishbone repair kits.

A stabilizer bar system is part of most vehicle suspension systems. It is designed to reduce body roll and fine tune the suspension.It connects the front wheels (left and right), and in many cases the rear wheels, through short links connected to a suspension component at each wheel. Stabilizer bars are also referred to as anti-sway bars, sway bars, anti-roll bars, and roll bars.