Enhance Steering Stability with Rancho RS5409 RS5000 Series Steering Stabilizer Review

Great product, easy to install! Really helped stabilize the steering on my 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. Paid half what they made at local auto parts stores.

No sticker and cover as in the picture. Also very badly painted. As you can see, all the sockets are covered in paint. Returned without installation. Hold the stabilizer of my harsh land

I tightened the steering on my 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Correct hardware, good instructions and happy with the response so far. The old one was leaking oil from the cylinder so that was a big improvement.

Paying more for the name than the quality, especially the steering stabilizer. The only positive is the case, otherwise buy other well-known brands cheaper. For the price new nuts/bolts should come, only on one side.

Second for my Jeep WJ. They work well and retain their relevance over time. Don't forget the solid side of the cross member - the nut is welded on! So much has been forgotten! Easy to install and just make sure the lock is out of the way (steering).

Excellent quality stabilizer bar. Better road feel than stock tires and eliminates the wobble associated with oversized tires. Just don't forget to tick the box where Gear excels. Took me 20 minutes to find it.

This came as a surprise to me. The loading and shocks were just made to not compress or resist it so it's hit and miss with this brand, if you get a good one they're pretty good, but that's if you get one, eh I said hit and miss.

I've installed them on 5 jeeps and trucks over the years. They've outlasted all my cars, haven't softened at all, and are fitted right where the stock ones were. A universal mounting kit is ideal for retrofit drilling rigs. It does its job well, preventing harsh power steering when driving off-road and also improving on-road handling, especially when the power steering is too sensitive.

My 1999 Grand Cherokee has a terrible death wobble. I couldn't drive it over 55 mph for fear that a small bump would cause a death wobble that would force me to slow to 25-35 mph to stop it. I took it to the store who mentioned everything about the front except the steering stabilizer. I didn't believe them and ordered this product and after an hour and $50 for the stabilizer bar, it rides great! I drove about 15 miles at 65-70 mph over several known trouble spots and nothing happened. In…