
BALL JOINTS
DESIGNED TO OPTIMIZE YOUR RIDE
ENGINEERED FOR TECHNICIANS
Innovative design. Enhanced durability.
Lasts longer and installs easier with advanced engineering.
TTX

- Inside: Self-lubricating patented sintered bearings
- Serviceable ball joint
- High strength multi-lip Integri-Boot™
- Larger and Thicker Housing Flanges
- PWR-TEK system – high strength alloy steel
- Inside: Larger diameter ball pin optimizes pressure distribution
- Repel-TEK™ anti-corrosion coating
- Knurled Housing is precision engineered for a tighter grip
- Labor Saver hardware included for quick and easy install
SUPREME

- Inside: Self-lubricating sintered bearings
- Serviceable ball joint
- Multi-lip boot design keeps contaminants out
- Inside: Larger diameter ball pin optimizes pressure distribution
- Larger and Thicker Housing Flanges
- Knurled Housing is precision engineered for a tighter grip
- Long lasting anti-corrosion protection
- Labor Saver hardware included for quick and easy install
OG

- Essential hardware included for quick and easy install
- Protective anti-corrosion surface coating
- Locking nut keeps fasteners secure and vibration resistant to improve holding strength
- Designed to meet or exceed OE specs for fit, form and function

Driven by Innovation
There are no limits. With 12 patented chassis technologies and over a thousand first-to-market exclusives, our innovations meet tough aftermarket challenges head on.
Rigorous Testing
Extensive in-house and third-party durability testing ensures ultimate performance and strength.

Engineered with purpose to go the distance.

TTX
TTX delivers. Strength, endurance and performance for the toughest jobs.

Supreme
Superior durability, tested endurance and unsurpassed quality. Ready to go right out of the box.

Original Grade
OE-Grade performance backed by design excellence. Restores performance, handling and ride.
Why Are Ball Joints Important?
Much like human hip joints, ball joints act as pivot points. They are an integral component that connects the various links between your suspension and chassis. As a wheel on your vehicle moves up and down the suspension pivots through ball joints. They allow the suspension to move independently without interfering with the action of the wheel. This independent motion isolates the wheel movement from the chassis, creating a smooth and quiet ride.