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METRIX PREMIUM CHASSIS PARTS
BALL JOINTS
Ball joints are essential to the vehicle's suspension system, connecting the control arms to the steering knuckles. They allow for smooth movement and flexibility to move up and down.
High-quality ball joints in our front suspension kit, ensure stability and control.
Easy Installation
- Fast, easy installation
- Extended service life
Resist Excessive Temperatures
- Built to last, ensuring longevity
- providing high performance and durability
Reliable Performance
- High-Quality Premium materials
- Performs well under harsh conditions
OEM Design
- Provides a precision fit for various vehicles, including foreign and domestic passenger cars
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GREASABLE DESIGN
Metrix Premium Chassis Parts' Greasable Design:
- Allows for easy maintenance.
- Extends the product's lifespan for long-lasting performance.
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ALUMINUM STEERING AND SUSPENSION PARTS
Metrix Premium Chassis Parts' Aluminum Products
- Provide a lightweight yet strong structure.
- Enhance resistance to corrosion for long-lasting performance.
- Fuel Efficient & Helps Reducing CO2 Emissions.
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10 YEARS OF CORROSION PROTECTION*
Metrix Premium Chassis Parts use cataphoresis coating to enhance product corrosion resistance significantly.
*Please refer to the Agreement for specific coverage details.
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CERTIFICATIONS
Metrix Premium Chassis Parts:
- Meet strict industry certifications.
- Ensure reliable performance and high-quality standards.
- Are committed to robust quality, environmental, and safety systems.
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METRIX PREMIUM CHASSIS PARTS - SUSPENSION KITS
Our Suspension Kits are assembled for high performance and reliability:
- Easy Installation: Precision-fit parts.
- Better Handling: Smoother, more stable rides.
- Complete Solution: All key parts included.
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The Signs of Bad Ball Joints
Recognizing bad ball joints is crucial for safety:
- Clunking noises over bumps/turns.
- Uneven tire wear from misalignment.
- Steering vibrations at higher speeds and Loose steering with excessive play.
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How to Replace / Install Ball Joints
- Lift and secure the vehicle.
- Remove the wheel and detach parts with a ball joint separator tool.
- Press out the old joint, press in the new one, and reassemble.
- Check alignment.
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Ball Joint Maintenance Tips
For a complete installation, consider a front suspension kit complete with all necessary parts like tie rods, control arms, stabilizer sway bar links, and bushings.
When replacing damaged and failed steering, suspension, and brake parts, it is critical that you follow the manufacturer's fitting instructions and carry out wheel alignment checks to avoid any additional issues such as excessive tire wear.
Steeve B.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
Buenisimo
Jon L
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
Unfortunately these did not press in properly and one of the boots tore in the process of installing. Ended up giving and just ended up replacing the entire upper and lower control arms.
Bertie Motes
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
Perfect replacement for my 2011 Takoma pre-runner 4.0L b6. Was about half the price as the one i almost got from a big chain car part store down the road.
SDJOHNNYT
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
These are perfect for my 2016 Tacoma. I recommend you verify they will work for your car. These ball joints are not greasable but they do come with a new castle nut and cotter pin. Always take caution when working under your vehicle. These worked perfect. Enjoy!
Mike&Teresa
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
Great quality product and at a great price. Of course time will tell but no complaints at this point.
P. R.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
Although these were just installed and I can't give a review on longevity, I can at least talk about the install and first impressions.The build on these ball joints is pretty solid. The rubber is thick and the metal parts should hold up well. They fit like OEM and are installed with the same amount of effort. Ball joints are what I would call an intermediate install. They don't require a ton of stripping down of assemblies on the truck, but they do require some tools and prep that not everyone is ready for. I think these are a good value in replacement parts if you're just looking for OEM replacements. I don't think I'd use these in combination with modified suspensions, but that goes for stock parts in general.
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