Yamaha
Yamaha 5B4-F532F-00-00 - Rear Knuckle Assy RH
$287.15 USD$382.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableYamaha
Yamaha 5UG-F3502-12-00 - Steering,Knuckle (R)
$244.36 USD$300.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableYamaha
Yamaha 5UG-F3501-12-00 - Steering Knuckle (L)
$283.89 USD$374.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableYamaha
Yamaha 5B4-F530F-00-00 - Rear Knuckle Assy LH
$292.79 USD$368.99 USDUnit price /Unavailable
Shop Yamaha Side-by-Side Steering Parts
Find Yamaha SxS steering components for maintenance, repair and replacement needs. This collection may include tie rods, steering racks, shafts, joints, boots, hardware and related parts used to keep the steering system properly connected and responsive.
What Yamaha Side-by-Side Steering Components Are Available?
Yamaha side-by-side steering parts can vary by model, year and assembly design, so it is important to match each part to the correct vehicle before ordering.
How to Choose Yamaha SxS Steering Parts
Check your exact Yamaha side-by-side model, year, engine size and steering assembly location before selecting a replacement part. Use the parts reference or diagram whenever possible, especially when replacing tie rods, steering shafts, racks, bushings or related mounting hardware.
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FAQ
How do I know which Yamaha side-by-side steering part I need?
Start with your exact model, year and engine size, then compare the part location with the steering assembly diagram or parts reference.
When should Yamaha SxS steering components be replaced?
Replace steering parts when they are worn, bent, loose, damaged or no longer holding proper alignment or steering feel.
Are tie rods and steering racks model-specific?
Yes. Tie rods, steering racks and related hardware can vary by Yamaha SxS model and year, so fitment should always be checked before ordering.
Should steering parts be inspected after off-road riding?
Yes. Rough terrain, impacts and debris can affect steering components, so periodic inspection helps identify loose, worn or damaged parts early.