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Toyota Ball Joint connecting knuckle to control arm permits wheel pivoting of smooth, steady steering. Toyota masters lean production lines which reduce scrap, accelerate assembly and empower every line worker to stop the belt to ensure quality. Toyota is in a constant state of refinement with Hybrid Synergy Drive, more powerful motors, more intelligent battery management and lighter gearboxes so that commuters are using less fuel without having to baby the throttle or lose feel. Toyota launched TNGA chassis, a common chassis that reduces hoods, increases stands, hardens mounts and allows designers to pursue safety ratings, playful handling and lower cabin hushpuppies. The loyalty towards Toyota increases due to rust resistance, powertrain exceeding 300,000 miles and component prices remain reasonable even when a vehicle traverses off highways or goes over bumpy dirt roads. The Ball Joint is placed between the control arm and steering knuckle on all contemporary suspensions, comprising hardened stud, precision socket and sealed boot to permit two axis movement and exclude grit and prevent any form of slop that will distort direction. Ball Joint substitutes the heavy-looking kingpins, and thus the owners can dial camber and caster in a short time, making the car track straight on the highway and with clean entry cornering without beating ride quality. Ball Joints are available in a prepacked life serving state and usually travel more than 80,000 miles before fatigue sets in and sends subtle clunking signals to the driver that the Ball Joint has taken more than its share of abuse.