MOOG ES3331R Steering Tie Rod End for 2009 - 2014 Honda Fit

I am pretty sure, these will be easy to install. Joints feel full (ES3332R) & (ES3331R) and there's a grease fitting insert which the previous tie rods I had purchased did not have and there end joints were nothing like Moog's, barely greased and quality didn't feel as good as these here.

Great replacements for stock

Purchased for an 2001 Integra LS. Have always used MOOG suspension parts if I am not using OEM. Moog has proved themselves to be quality and have near OEM fitment. Price on this and the ES3332R (Left outer) are both well priced and do not break the bank. Included zerk fittings on tie rods are always a plus. Wish moog would pre-install the zerk fitting to make it easier for us but it's no big deal.

Very good quality, good fitment

everything is working fine, we'll see how long it lasts

Fit my 2000 Honda Civic EX no issue, definitely thicker and more durable

These replaced a NAPA outer tie rod on a 2011 Honda Insight. It comes with a much larger nut to replace the factory one on the inner tie rod. Only been using for a month and has done well. My only qualm, and this was true of the NAPA as well, when torqued to spec on the passenger side I had quite a bit threads past the nut and the cotter pin did not intersect the castle but.

Rebuilt 2000 civic si front end and one of the parts replaced was the outer tie rod. Moog part was of good quality and highly recommend replacing using these parts. Keep in mind when ever you replace a major part in the front end or back end it is advised you have the car 4 wheel alignment done as the final step in the process. I recommend Moog parts as they seem to compare to OEM at much less cost. You will find that many of their parts are made in the same locations as the OEM counterparts. At times with older cars, you have no choice but to go aftermarket as the OEM's stop offering parts due to age of car.

Honda civic

Exactly what i needed.