Did yours come with a lifetime warranty? Looking at one that has lifetime and wanted to know if they give you the run around when it comes time to exchangeMost aftermarket racks all come from 1-2 suppliers. They are all hit or miss. Mine is leaking 3 years in. Both inner tie rod ends failed. Oem if you can. But they are pretty pricey.
Did yours come with a lifetime warranty? Looking at one that has lifetime and wanted to know if they give you the run around when it comes time to exchange
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Is yours the AAE rack?? [MENTION=50342]JayRolla[/MENTION]Most aftermarket racks all come from 1-2 suppliers. They are all hit or miss. Mine is leaking 3 years in. Both inner tie rod ends failed. Oem if you can. But they are pretty pricey.
Is yours the AAE rack?? [MENTION=50342]JayRolla[/MENTION]
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Yeah, like I said I ha e yet to read anything "bad" about the AAE rack so I wanted to find first hand experienced people that has had or has one currently
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Thanks hopefully so. I can get oem for $530 or an AAE For $250. Just really hate sinking money in a non daily driverWell I'm helping keep this thread alive. Maybe someone will chime in soon
Thanks hopefully so. I can get oem for $530 or an AAE For $250. Just really hate sinking money in a non daily driver
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This is exactly what I needed to hear. My mechanic keeps telling me aftermarket is fine because it has a warranty but 1, I'll have to keep paying for labor when it breaks and 2, if the warranty is going to be a huge hassle then it's just not worth it.I ended up buying a new non oem rack that had really good ratings from what I researched at the time. It was I believe $350 shipped. The inner tie rod ends failed. I installed some cheap $40 inner tie rod ends after getting run around from where I bought it.
They failed that same month on my first offroad trip. I found they have a slightly different casting not allowing the same droop and I think this caused them to pull out the socket and maybe caused my rack to leak.
I then broke down and paid $120 each for OEM ITRE's. Now the rack has been solid for years. But again I had to pay $350 + $240 to get a solid rack thats not OEM and leaks.
This is exactly what I needed to hear. My mechanic keeps telling me aftermarket is fine because it has a warranty but 1, I'll have to keep paying for labor when it breaks and 2, if the warranty is going to be a huge hassle then it's just not worth it.
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