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DAYTON PARTS 310-228 Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Machined for specific OE geometry to support predictable wheel alignment behavior
- Greasable design permits extended service intervals and direct lube application during chassis maintenance
- Includes dust boot protection to limit contaminants and retain lubricant near the ball joint
- Limits steering backlash and contributes to even tire contact on both sides
- Intended for heavy-duty use on commercial vehicles including trucks and buses
Dayton Parts Steering Tie Rod End
Since steering responsiveness can decline with damaged tie rod ends, regular inspection and replacement are necessary. The Dayton Parts Steering Tie Rod End supports directional control by transferring movement from the steering linkage to the wheel assembly. When tie rod ends wear out, trucks may experience play in the steering wheel, tire wear irregularities, or drifting. The Dayton Parts 310-228 offers a direct fit for vehicles requiring consistent articulation in both high-load and frequent-turn conditions.
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DAYTON PARTS 310-228 Manufacturer Information
For over a century, Dayton Parts® has been a top provider of spring, steering, and suspension products for medium to heavy duty trucks across North America. From rural roads to interstate highways, Dayton Parts are there to keep trucks moving wherever they’re needed. Today, the company keeps an expansive catalog of more than 30,000 SKUs, including air and hydraulic disc brake assemblies, leaf springs, clutch assemblies, mufflers, and driveline components for light, medium, and heavy duty vehicles. It operates manufacturing facilities in Harrisburg, PA, and distribution centers in Texas, Nevada, Alberta, and Ontario, to provide fast, high-quality services to its customers in the region.
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