2024+ Can-Am Maverick R Billet Tie Rods (Clear)

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Your Maverick R has a clean, machined look up front, and the clear anodized tie rods keep it. You get the bright, raw-aluminum finish that pairs with your factory hardware, plus the front-end strength the stock rods can't match.

Strength starts with the material

Stock tie rods become a weak point the harder you ride. A bent or snapped rod in the wrong spot can leave you sitting in the dirt miles from the truck. These rods are machined from solid high-strength 6061 billet aluminum, so they hold their shape through big whoops, hard landings, and rock strikes, and they keep your front end pointed exactly where you steer.

A clear finish that shows the work

Clear anodizing lets the machined billet show through instead of hiding it under color. You see the real aluminum, with a thin, hard surface layer baked in for protection. That layer resists corrosion from mud, sand, water, and trail grime, so the rods stay clean-looking and durable through a long season of riding.

An exact fit and a simple install

The rods reuse your factory rod ends, so the fit is precise and there are no extra parts to source. Most owners can handle the swap at home with basic tools and the install guide linked above.

Why Maverick R owners choose the clear tie rods

• Stronger than stock: solid 6061 billet aluminum stands up to hard hits and rough terrain.
• Precise steering: a tight, direct feel so the front end tracks where you point it.
• Natural billet look: clear anodized finish shows the machined aluminum and matches factory hardware.
• Corrosion resistant: the hard anodized layer fights off mud, sand, water, and grime.
• Reuses factory rod ends: an exact fit with nothing extra to buy.
• Built for the long haul: spend the day driving instead of worrying about a bent rod.

Replace the Weak Link. Bolt Them In.

Don't wait for a factory tie rod to bend mid-trail. Add the Billet Tie Rods to your cart today and give your Maverick R the strong, precise steering it deserves.