Stock tie rod and 37s
not personally running that, but i can say the stock one on 35s was out of alignment for me after almost every trip. I also ran a 1.5od x .25 wall tie rod and bent that my first trip out. I now use 1.75 x .250 wall. No way I would want the stock one.
My stock one lasted for about 65k miles with 37s. I replaced it with a synergy and that was because I was replacing the rest of my steering with a Rock Krawler ultimate steering kit and figured if I had left it, it would of been the next thing to go.
don't think tire size is a major factor more than the fact that the stock bar is just plain wimpy.....mine looked like a wet noodle on 35's, but I am on 37's now and just installed a Poly Tie Rod last weekend!
It will hold up just fine unless you plan on bumping into something with it.
Mine held up fine on 37's, up until a big log put a bend in it.
If you don't plan on possibly bumping into something with it, you should be just fine... but if so, I'd consider carrying a spare stock takeoff, or upgrading.
I went with the Rock Krawler Aluminum one myself, as you can see I haven't stopped bumping into things
(not that it was intentional - a tie rod that can take a hit is still no substitute for proper lines or a good spotter)
Mine held up fine on 37's, up until a big log put a bend in it.
If you don't plan on possibly bumping into something with it, you should be just fine... but if so, I'd consider carrying a spare stock takeoff, or upgrading.
I went with the Rock Krawler Aluminum one myself, as you can see I haven't stopped bumping into things
(not that it was intentional - a tie rod that can take a hit is still no substitute for proper lines or a good spotter)
Last edited by kbp810; Jan 24, 2014 at 07:08 PM.
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I've got about 15k miles on my stocker with 37's with no issues yet. Although, within maybe the next week or so I'll be ordering probably a MetalCloak tie rod or Synergy I'm thinking. I just haven't decided which yet. If anyone has any opinions please let me know!
It will hold up just fine unless you plan on bumping into something with it.
Mine held up fine on 37's, up until a big log put a bend in it.
If you don't plan on possibly bumping into something with it, you should be just fine... but if so, I'd consider carrying a spare stock takeoff, or upgrading.
I went with the Rock Krawler Aluminum one myself, as you can see I haven't stopped bumping into things
(not that it was intentional - a tie rod that can take a hit is still no substitute for proper lines or a good spotter)
Mine held up fine on 37's, up until a big log put a bend in it.
If you don't plan on possibly bumping into something with it, you should be just fine... but if so, I'd consider carrying a spare stock takeoff, or upgrading.
I went with the Rock Krawler Aluminum one myself, as you can see I haven't stopped bumping into things
(not that it was intentional - a tie rod that can take a hit is still no substitute for proper lines or a good spotter)



