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Front Tie Rod End Pair for Hyundai Accent (2010-2017) & Kia Rio (2011-2017) - 34573APVehicle Fitment & Part Details Front Tie Rod End Pair for Hyundai Accent IV and Kia Rio III 34573AP. Sold as a pair (left and right) covering the front axle. Key Details SKU 34573AP Component Type Tie Rod End Pair Fitting Position Front Axle Sold As Pair (Left and Right) Primary Fitment Hyundai Accent IV, Kia Rio III Key Benefits Pair coverage means both sides are replaced together for balanced steering geometry Direct fit replacement matching OE
Vehicle Fitment & Part Details
Front Tie Rod End Pair for Hyundai Accent IV and Kia Rio III - 34573AP. Sold as a pair (left and right) covering the front axle.
Key Details
- SKU
- 34573AP
- Component Type
- Tie Rod End Pair
- Fitting Position
- Front Axle
- Sold As
- Pair (Left and Right)
- Primary Fitment
- Hyundai Accent IV, Kia Rio III
Key Benefits
- Pair coverage means both sides are replaced together for balanced steering geometry
- Direct-fit replacement matching OE thread sizes and cone dimensions
- Cross-references multiple Hyundai OE part numbers for confident fitment
- Suits Accent IV and Rio III platform-shared front axle setups
OEM References
| Manufacturer | OE Reference |
|---|---|
| Hyundai | 568201W000 |
| Hyundai | 568200U500 |
| Hyundai | 568204L090 |
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Cone Size 1 | 15 mm |
| Cone Size 2 | 13.25 mm |
| Length | 202.4 mm |
| Fitting Position | Front Axle |
| External Thread | M10x1.25 |
| Internal Thread | M16x1.5 |
Vehicle Fitment
View Full Vehicle Fitment (23 applications)Fitment Notes
- Confirm cone sizes (15mm and 13.25mm), thread sizes (M10x1.25 external, M16x1.5 internal) and length (202.4mm) against the existing tie rod ends before ordering.
- If the original tie rod end carries Hyundai OE 568201W000, 568200U500 or 568204L090, this part is a confirmed fit.
- Hyundai Accent IV (RB) and Kia Rio III (UB) share platform components — this pair fits both vehicle ranges.
Installation & Maintenance Tips
- Always replace tie rod ends in pairs to maintain even steering geometry.
- Mark the original position of the lock nut to maintain approximate toe before removal.
- Have a wheel alignment performed after fitting — toe-in setting must be reset.
- Use a tie rod end separator tool to release the taper without damaging the steering knuckle.
- Tighten the castle nut to manufacturer torque specification and fit a new split pin.
Common Questions
- How do I confirm these fit my vehicle?
- Compare your existing tie rod end's cone sizes (15mm and 13.25mm), thread sizes (M10x1.25 external, M16x1.5 internal) and length (202.4mm) against the spec table above. If your original carries any listed Hyundai OE reference, this is a direct replacement.
- Why is the same part used on Hyundai and Kia?
- The Hyundai Accent IV (RB) and Kia Rio III (UB) share the same platform and front suspension components, so the tie rod end is a common service part.
- Do I need a wheel alignment after fitting?
- Yes — replacing tie rod ends will alter front-end toe. A four-wheel alignment is required after installation to restore correct steering geometry and prevent uneven tyre wear.
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