Ford F-150 Tie Rod Replacement: Complete Cost Guide
Planning a tie rod replacement for your Ford F-150? Based on Ford's specific requirements and truck category, you can expect to pay between $165 and $440 at most shops. This guide covers Ford F-150-specific costs, labor times, and money-saving tips for this common repair.
Ford F-150 Tie Rod Replacement Cost
For a Ford F-150, tie rod replacement costs between $165 and $440. This includes both parts and labor at typical shop rates.
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Labor Time for Ford F-150 Tie Rod Replacement
Tie Rod Replacement on a Ford F-150 requires 1.1 to 2.2 hours of labor. At typical shop rates of $80-$150 per hour, labor costs range from $88 to $330.
- Ford F-150 has above average labor complexity for this repair
- Estimated labor time: 1.1-2.2 hours
- Larger components and higher ground clearance affect accessibility
Ford F-150 Tie Rod Parts
Parts for Ford F-150 tie rod replacement are reasonably priced compared to other vehicles. Ford has good parts availability through both dealers and aftermarket suppliers.
Parts Tips:
- OEM Ford parts typically cost 20-40% more than quality aftermarket
- Ask about warranty coverage on parts and labor
- Ford parts are reasonably priced with good availability
- Look for part numbers starting with FRD- for OEM parts
FRD-Cost Comparison by Vehicle Type
| Vehicle Type | Cost Range | |
|---|---|---|
| Economy Car | $128-$340 | |
| Mid-size Sedan | $150-$400 | |
| SUV/Crossover | $165-$440 | |
| Truck | $173-$460 | (Your vehicle type) |
| Luxury Vehicle | $195-$520 |
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For more detailed information about tie rod replacement, DIY options, and what to expect, see our complete Tie Rod Replacement Guide.