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Assault Industries Barrel Tie Rod Kit – Black – 201010TR0821

Assault Industries

  • Fits the 2014–2016 Polaris RZR XP 1000
  • Barrel-style heavy-duty tie rods in 6061 T6 aluminum
  • Barrel-style radius rods included
  • Matte black hard anodized finish with laser-engraved logo
  • Direct bolt-on OEM replacement, part number 201010TR0821

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Description

Overview

The Assault Industries Barrel Tie Rod Kit in black, part number 201010TR0821, is a heavy-duty tie rod kit for the 2014–2016 Polaris RZR XP 1000. The tie rods are made from 6061 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum and are designed and manufactured in the USA.

The barrel-style design removes the factory break points while keeping the factory clevis assembly in place. The tie rods are a direct bolt-on replacement that requires no modification, and the kit includes barrel-style radius rods.

Key features

  • 6061 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum construction
  • Barrel-style design that eliminates the factory break points
  • Factory clevis assembly retained
  • Hard anodized matte black finish with a laser-engraved Assault Industries logo
  • Barrel-style radius rods included
  • Designed and manufactured in the USA

Installing and checking tie rods

Tie rods carry steering loads from the rack to the knuckles, so the joint ends matter as much as the tube itself. The barrel-style design keeps the factory clevis in place, which means the existing joint hardware is still doing part of the work. Check that the clevis threads and jam nuts are in good condition before reassembly.

Aluminum tie rods are light, but they can show scratches or gouges from rocks. Inspect the hard anodized finish after trail use for chips that could allow corrosion, and check that the radius rods move freely without binding through full steering travel.

Alignment is usually checked after tie rod work, since toe changes when rod length changes. Plan a careful measurement or a shop visit after the install.

  • Check jam nuts and clevis threads
  • Look for chips in the anodized finish
  • Confirm full steering travel after install

Specifications

Brand Assault Industries
Part number 201010TR0821
Style Barrel-style heavy-duty tie rods
Material 6061 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum
Finish Hard anodized matte black
Made in USA

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 2014–2016 Polaris RZR XP 1000.

It is not made for the RZR XP 4 1000 or for RZR model years after 2016.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

It is a direct bolt-on replacement for the factory tie rods. The factory clevis assembly stays in place, and the kit includes everything needed for installation.

What’s included

Barrel-style tie rods and barrel-style radius rods, with everything needed for installation.

SKU: ASI201010TR0821 Categories: , ,

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Polaris RZR XP 10002014–2016EPS Base, EPS Desert Edition Base, EPS Fox Edition Base, EPS High Lifter Edition Base

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Questions & Answers

Does this barrel tie rod kit need drilling or modification?

No. It is a direct bolt-on replacement that requires no modification, and it keeps the factory clevis assembly in place.

Which RZR does it fit?

It fits the 2014–2016 Polaris RZR XP 1000. It does not fit the RZR XP 4 1000 or RZR model years after 2016, so confirm your model and year before ordering.

What is the kit made from?

The kit is made from high strength 6061 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, hard anodized in matte black, and is designed and manufactured in the USA.

How do I know when tie rods need replacing?

Look for play at the ends, a clicking or knocking sound while turning, or uneven tire wear. Any of these signs means the joint or rod should be inspected and replaced if it is worn.

Do the radius rods need replacing at the same time?

Inspect them at the same time, since radius rods and tie rods share the steering load. If one shows wear, check the other for play before driving.