TIE RODS COMPLETE

Heavy-Duty Performance for Every Build We understand that air-cooled Volkswagens are used in everything from daily commutes to extreme off-road racing. Our inventory is curated to handle that diversity:

• Complete Assemblies: These kits include the inner and outer tie rod ends as well as the adjustable rod itself. This "all-in-one" approach ensures that every wear point in the linkage is replaced, providing a tight, "like-new" steering response.

• Stock & Custom Lengths: We carry tie rods for standard Type 1 Beetle, Ghia, and Type 2 Bus applications, along with various lengths specifically designed for custom-width front beams on sand rails and dune buggies.

• Rugged Construction: Our tie rods are manufactured from high-tensile steel to resist bending under the leverage of large tires and technical terrain. For off-roaders, this means more confidence on the trail and fewer chances of a bent linkage ending your day.

• Easy Adjustment: Precision-cut threads and high-quality jam nuts make setting your toe-in simple and accurate, which is vital for preserving your tires and ensuring straight-line stability at highway speeds.

Safety You Can Trust A tie rod failure is a catastrophic event that can lead to a complete loss of steering control. That’s why we source our steering components from trusted manufacturers like EMPI, Latest Rage, and IAP. Every component in our complete kits is designed to meet or exceed original equipment standards, giving you the peace of mind that your steering is up to the task, whether you’re on a cross-country trip or a desert run.

Expert Quality and Fast Value At Appletree Auto, we specialize in the parts that keep the air-cooled community building and driving. We know that a front-end rebuild is a labor of love, and we are dedicated to providing the high-quality hardware required for a professional finish. Shop our selection of complete tie rod kits today and enjoy FREE shipping on all orders over $75! Trust the experts to provide the dependable steering gear your VW deserves.