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About Centre Links and Track Rods

A steering centre link, sometimes called a drag link or track rod depending on the vehicle, connects the steering box to the rest of the steering linkage. Wear can cause loose steering and uneven tyre wear.

Check the part details on each listing to confirm fitment. Centre links work alongside idler and pitman arms and tie rod ends. Need a hand? Call us on 02 9413 3166.

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Centre Links and Track Rods FAQs

What is a centre link?

A centre link is part of the steering linkage on many older cars, 4WDs and vehicles with a steering box. It connects the pitman arm and idler arm and moves both front wheels together via the tie rods.

What are the signs of a worn centre link or track rod?

Common signs include loose or wandering steering, play in the steering wheel, clunking over bumps, and uneven front tyre wear.

What's the difference between a centre link and a track rod?

The naming varies by vehicle. Generally, a centre link connects the steering box linkage, while a track rod or tie rod connects the steering to the wheels. Check the listing description for your vehicle.

Do I need an alignment after replacing a centre link or track rod?

Yes. Steering linkage changes affect the toe setting, so a wheel alignment is needed afterwards.

How do I find the right centre link for my vehicle?

Steering linkages vary a lot between models and years. Select your vehicle at the top of the page, check the listing details, and give us a call if you're not sure.