Seals-It RERS36PK Rod End Boots

$ 30.99

Score By Feature

Based on 18 ratings

Value for money

8.67

Delivery

8.47

Satisfaction

8.53

Giftable

8.34

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Product Description

This fully enclosed rubber boot will keep your rod end clean and secure from dirt, water and contamination of any kind

By using these rubber boots, the steering and suspension components will be protected from damage

The material is extremely elastic, so when assembled it can be stretched quite a bit

A universal fit type of shoe

Questions & Answers

What size heim joints will fit on a UTV's heim joints? In addition, do they require a tool to be attached?

In this case, I used a tie strap and lube technique. There is no need for a tool. It was for a super utv ball joint called a wildcat super.

Could you please tell me what the interior diameter of each hole is?

For the "through bolt", there are 15 mm of hole diameter, while for the "rod end", there are 11 mm of hole diameter. The diameter should be between 5 and 12 mm

Can you tell me what tool you need? Would you mind sharing the part number with me?

The seals - The boot installation tool expands the opening so the rod end can be easily put on before the boot is put on. We are looking for part number

Selected User Reviews For Seals-It RERS36PK Rod End Boots

It's so frustrating! The update is The tool to install the boots was too expensive so I broke down and ordered it

3/5

Even though it was hard, I managed to attach them to my LCAs. It was hard at first to put these on since I had two needle-nose The two I ripped are the ones on the left. One of the tools even ripped a pair. The boots I bought were only sold in a 6 pack and I ripped three of them. I had to pay $60 for the boots. Seals--the company I used to buy the tool for $15--asked me for $30. The tool is not sold on the company website anymore. I would have ordered everything from them to avoid shipping charges. Then, and only then, do you realize what an amazing product they are. Knowing that my rod ends are protected gives me a good feeling. Did I get a good deal for the $90 The value of each is approximately $40 to $50 The cost for protecting the six rod ends that I needed was $50.

Kassidy Woods

| Nov 18, 2020

The seals - There are 36 rod end covers in the RERS36PK

4/5

I love the product, however I will not pay $25 for the implant software that the manufacturer does not sell, only 2 people sell them, summit and someone on eBay, and if u have to buy 6 when you only need 4, and there is no installer included why they only got 4 stars.

Adalyn Melendez

| Jun 04, 2021

A fantastic product with a great deal of flexibility

5/5

When there was moisture on my new rear control arms, I had so much noise coming from the heim joints. With these boots, I covered the joints with higher quality joints and no one outside can see anything. I've been working on this since November of last year. We highly recommend it for people living in moist climates and in terrain where snow is common.

Charleigh Kaufman

| Mar 22, 2021

Tools need to be installed before they can be used

3/5

To install these, you will need to purchase pliers with special installation features. A rip is easy if these are not treated.

Miller Hunter

| Jan 27, 2021

Boots for heim joints that are good

5/5

Those boots worked perfectly for replacing a couple heim boots that I lost. They seem a bit thinner than other boots I own, but they are still of excellent quality and I was able to install them without ripping them.