Mevotech supreme tie rods Chinese garbage!!!

Dont buy Mevotech.

[arontesfay]

Made in China doesn't say much about quality nowadays. Denso makes a lot of their stuff in China.

[craigfin]

China is a weird place, they can make a tie rod that will last a lifetime or a tie rod that will not last a year. It all depends on what the manufacturer is willing to pay for. Only mentioning that because to my knowledge AC Delco got sued a few years back claiming "Made the US", when their parts were really "Made in China".

[jimhoward]

I replaced my whole front suspension with the Mevotech TTX series parts, which is a step up from the Mevotech Supreme. I found the parts to definitely be an improvement over the stock AC Delco, larger bearings, better zirk placement, came with a coating, and each part being a direct fit. I've been running the parts without problem for years. To state they are china made, isn't saying much. Many, many things are made in china. I, also, buy lots of AC Delco products. Some of those have failed. I just had to replace them, just like any other poorly made part. Paid $300 for a chevy grill emblem from the chevy dealer. It failed, corroded to worse than the original before a year passed. Take care.

[josepalacios]

Show in the video how it leaks rather than complaining about it

[mg]

I put the Mevotech parts on my Honda a about a month ago and so far so good.

[ddk]

Bought Moog Problem Solver Sway Bar links. 2 years and less than 7k miles later, the seals are blown and leaking grease.

[ronjclm]

I've seen mechanics Hate'n on every brand. Lots of counterfeits of major brands.

[POPPASHANGO]

Installed 4 Mevotech Ball Joints. First thing I noticed was rubber seemed really hard compared to my OEM ball joints but I figured the OEM were wore out and that's why they were more pliable. Winter hits and I look at my suspension in spring and all 4 ball joint boots were torn. Garbage.

[TStheDeplorable]

The blue Mevotek are the garbage parts, apparently. The regular line is supposedly still okay.

[damiandelapp]

I’ll tell you I have some concerns with Rock Auto and the authenticity of some of the Moog parts..and then I have an issue with why should I pay for shipping on warranty return? Kinda piss’s me off

[GUYANESEGT]

mevotech is a canadian company based in toronto from what i can gather. they manufacture in china though

[eeyore.official]

Are we gonna take advice from some bozo without fingernails who just wants to cuss up a storm? Bozo doesn't even know the difference between an inner and outer rod.

[tucobenedicto]

So when my firend who worked for gm told me stick with oem because that's what the manufacturer recomends. My car is japan based, so wether i get a part form japan or china, it will still be to factory specs. Can it fail in a with with crazy pothole's or state roads with craters deep enough to pop a boot cover off my strut. Yes it can, so can the aftermarket but usually before the oem.

[nea]

I thought Mevotech was made in Canada, I was expecting them to be good.

[dingdingding]

They're made in the usa, are they not. They have over 500 employees here and multiple factories, right?

[All-about-everything]

Wow I was about to order those over moog there marketing video convinced me it’s good stuff.

[jm_]

Your outro is hilarious. Thanks man I'll pay little more for quality

[thehegt]

Kakakakaka a lot of stuff made in USA actually made in China because they grind off Made in China Logo and sticks made in USA stickers somewhere else, I’m using my iPhone that made in China to comment on this .

[corywilliamsmith]

This is how I feel right about now. Literally laughing my ass off in despair right now after trying to return not even matching mevotech parts to Rock auto past their 30 day return. Good luck its like talking to a brick fucking wall

[mindblownwatcher]

I go with Moog problem solver whenever available