MOOG Steering Tie Rod End for 2007–2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 — Greaseable Outer ES800223 with Powdered-Metal Bearing

If your Silverado 1500 or another compatible GM vehicle is showing loose steering, uneven tire wear, or wandering down the road, this direct-fit MOOG outer tie rod end replaces the worn connection between the steering linkage and the wheel. Built to meet OE fitment dimensions, it’s intended as a drop-in replacement that simplifies installation and helps recover proper toe alignment after suspension work or routine wear.

How does this tie rod end improve steering feel?

The ES800223 re-establishes the mechanical link that controls wheel direction, tightening up play that causes vague steering. Its powdered-metal gusher bearing lets grease reach bearing surfaces for smoother contact and steadier response through turn-in and straight-line driving.

• Powdered-metal bearing promotes even grease distribution and consistent movement.
• Greaseable joint with 1/4-28 zerk fitting for routine maintenance.
• Pressed-in cover seal defends internal parts from contaminants and moisture.

Will it fit my 2007–2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and similar trucks?

This MOOG part is a precision-fit replacement for a range of GM full-size trucks and SUVs, matching factory mounting points and thread sizes so you don’t need custom modifications. Check vehicle year and model compatibility before ordering to ensure a correct match.

• Direct-fit for 2007–2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and compatible GM vehicles.
• Designed to match original dimensions for straightforward installation.
• Replaces worn outer tie rod ends affecting toe alignment and steering accuracy.

What maintenance and durability features does it include?

MOOG engineered the ES800223 with long-term service in mind: a sealed cover keeps dirt and water out while the greaseable design enables periodic lubrication to extend life. These features reduce premature wear and help maintain consistent steering performance over many miles.

• Patented pressed-in cover seal protects against road debris and moisture.
• Grease zerk allows scheduled lubrication to prolong service life.
• Robust materials and bearing design resist wear under normal driving conditions.

How does installation typically affect wheel alignment?

Replacing an outer tie rod end restores the steering connection but will usually require a wheel alignment afterward to set proper toe and prevent uneven tire wear. The direct-fit nature of this MOOG part makes alignment adjustments predictable and faster for most alignment shops.

• Direct replacement keeps steering geometry consistent with factory specs.
• An alignment is recommended after installation to ensure correct toe settings.
• Compatible threads and mount points reduce installation time and complications.

Who is this for: The MOOG ES800223 is aimed at owners and technicians working on 2007–2013 GM full-size trucks and SUVs—especially Chevrolet Silverado 1500 drivers—seeking a durable, greaseable outer tie rod end that restores steering precision. It’s a practical choice for anyone wanting a reliable aftermarket replacement with serviceable lubrication features and OE-style fitment for quicker installation and predictable alignment results.