The VYNX Tie Rod End OE 48520-ED00A is designed for Nissan steering systems where precision and stability are essential under daily driving stress. It ensures smooth transfer of steering input while keeping front wheel alignment stable across different road conditions.
The structure uses a forged steel body paired with a precision-machined ball pin, giving it strong resistance against wear caused by continuous steering movement. A sealed protective boot keeps grease inside the joint and blocks dust, water, and road debris, helping maintain consistent steering feel over time.
Instead of focusing on comfort tuning, this version emphasizes mechanical stability and predictable steering behavior, making it suitable for commercial use, repair shops, and long-term fleet operation.
Information
| Item | Details |
| Craft | Forged Steel, Precision CNC Machining, Heat Treatment, Corrosion-Resistant Surface Coating |
| Material | High-Strength Alloy Steel + Wear-Resistant Rubber Dust Cover |
| Item | OE 48520-ED00A Tie Rod End |
| Plating | Zinc Plating / Black Oxide AntiRust Treatment |
| Attachment | Mounting Bolts, Rubber Bushings, Installation Hardware |
| Packaging | 1 piece/neutral box or custom branded packaging |
| Payment Methods | T/T, PayPal, L/C |
| Shipping Options | FedEx, DHL, UPS, Air Freight, Sea Freight, Truck |
| Terms | EXW, FOB, CIF, DDU, DDP |
Product Information
The VYNX Tie Rod End OE 48520-ED00A is a steering linkage component developed for Nissan chassis systems that require stable directional control under repetitive load conditions. It sits at the final connection point of the steering system, translating steering rack movement into accurate wheel direction changes while maintaining toe alignment stability.
The design is not “generic replacement style” but built around load consistency under vibration and impact environments. The housing is made from forged alloy steel, providing strong resistance against bending and deformation during steering cycles. The ball stud is CNC-machined and heat-treated to increase surface hardness, reducing wear in long-term articulation use.
A key focus of this model is sealing performance. The rubber dust boot is engineered with enhanced elasticity and aging resistance, helping prevent lubricant loss and protecting the joint from contamination caused by dust, rainwater, and road salt—common failure reasons in real-world Nissan usage environments.
Installation follows a direct OE threaded replacement structure, meaning it can be installed using standard workshop tools without modification. After installation, wheel alignment is necessary to restore correct steering geometry and prevent uneven tire wear.
This OE number is commonly used in Nissan X-Trail T30 (2001–2007), Nissan Qashqai J10 (2007–2013), and selected Nissan SUV/sedan steering systems using OE 48520-ED00A, covering both passenger and light utility applications.
As a Auto Steering Parts Manufacturer and Auto Suspension Parts Manufacturer, VYNX supplies stable production for distributors, importers, and workshop networks. The focus is not just replacement parts, but consistent batch quality. Each production batch is controlled through dimensional inspection, hardness testing, articulation torque verification, and fatigue cycle validation.
We also support OEM/ODM customization, including branding, packaging adaptation, barcode labeling, and OE-based structural development for different markets.
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FAQ
Q1: What is your MOQ?
Standard MOQ is 30 pieces per model, suitable for wholesale and container orders.
Q2: What is production lead time?
Production time is 15–30 days, depending on order quantity and customization needs.
Q3: Is this suitable for fleet vehicles?
Yes, it is designed for stable performance under high-frequency daily driving conditions.
Q4: Can you do OEM branding?
Yes, we offer logo engraving, packaging customization, barcode labeling, and private branding.
Q5: How is packaging handled?
Each unit is individually protected with anti-corrosion treatment and packed in reinforced export cartons.
Q6: Can you develop other Nissan steering parts?
Yes, we can develop tie rods, ball joints, and suspension parts based on OE samples or drawings.