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BMW M2 F87 Tie Rod

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Tie Rod55,73 € – 209,90 €
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Last updated: 03.11.2026, 16:57

Tie Rod for your BMW M2?

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 84.15 €
Min: 29.90 € Max: 209.90 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
tpf_products_auto_parts via ebay.de New 55.73 € 2026-11-03
tutto-parts-fr via ebay.de New 59.07 € 2026-11-03
part4car_de via ebay.de New 75.71 € 2026-11-03
part4car_de via ebay.de New 76.83 € 2026-11-03
autoteile-fachmann via ebay.de New 77.99 € 2026-11-03
autoteile-fachmann via ebay.de New 79.15 € 2026-11-03
ws-autoteile via ebay.de New 84.90 € 2026-11-03
ws-autoteile via ebay.de New 86.90 € 2026-11-03

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Price comparison: Tie Rod

Current median for the BMW M2 F87: 84.15 €.

Median across all car models: around 35 €. This model is 140% above that and more expensive than 90% of the models compared.

Median across BMW car models: around 54 €. This model is 55% above that and more expensive than 80% of the models compared.

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Price history
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About this part

Tie rods on your M2 F87 transmit steering input to the wheels. Worn tie rod ends cause loose steering, wandering at highway speeds and uneven tyre wear – replacement restores precise steering.

Frequently asked questions

What should I consider when buying replacement tie rods for the BMW M2?

Match the part to your M2 F87. Check whether you need the inner tie rod, the outer end, or both – they wear independently.

Do I need a wheel alignment after replacing tie rods?

Yes, always. Tie rod replacement changes the toe angle, which directly affects tyre wear and straight-line stability. Budget for an alignment with the replacement.

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