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Ball joints are a part of the suspension system. Basically, ball joints provide a pivot point for each front wheel to pivot, or turn upon, as the steering system turns the front wheels left and right and the control arms move up and down.

Each of the control arms of your front suspension system, upper and lower, have a ball joint at the outermos...

Tie rod ends are a part of the steering system. Tie rods connect the spindle, on which your front wheel is mounted on one end, to the steering gear mechanism on the other end.

Whether your car steering design is a rack and pinion system or a steering gear box system, both systems have inner tie rod ends and outer tie rod ends. An outer tie rod e...

The axial joint is used to provide the connection of the steering gear with the wheel axle components.  It transmits the movement received from the steering wheel to the rod end in order to make the wheel turn at the knuckle where its is connected.

The stabilizer link provides a comfortable drive for the passengers. The stabilizer link controls the up -down and right -left swinging of the vehicle body. Depending on the design, one end of the stabilizer link is connected to the balance rod and the other to the track control arm or to the vehicle body or to the coil spring.

Wishbones are a component of automobile suspension. Wishbones are installed across the car perpendicular to the direction of travel and connect the wheel mount either with the axle (eg: multi-link rear suspension) or directly to the body (eg: MacPherson independent suspension). At each end they have in each case at least one connection supported on...