The Ultimate Tyre Wear Solution for the Isuzu D-Max, MU-X, and Mazda BT-50s - TRC6680

The Ultimate Tyre Wear Solution for the Isuzu D-Max, MU-X, and Mazda BT-50s, learn more here: bit.ly/3MIKGFn
If you own a late model Isuzu D-Max, MU-X, or Mazda BT-50, you're probably familiar with the frustrating bump steer issues that lead to excessive tyre wear. Introducing the groundbreaking SuperPro Steering Knuckle (TRC6680), a world-first solution designed specifically for the current generation (2020-On) D-Max, MU-X, and BT-50. This innovative product directly bolts into the original mounting points of your vehicle and virtually eliminates bump steer, providing a fix for tyre wear issues. Say goodbye to scrubbing tyres and premature wear caused by varying toe-in or toe-out alignment. Watch our video to understand how bump steer affects tyre wear and discover how the SuperPro steering knuckle optimizes steering geometry to reduce bump steer by up to 75%. Don't let excessive tyre wear slow you down-get the SuperPro advantage today and enjoy longer-lasting tyres for your D-Max, MU-X, or BT-50!

[@matthewwighton9262]

Great to see an independent company fixing a problem that the manufacturer has ignored. Ive got a 2" lifted 2013 Mux, any plans on bringing out a steering knuckle to suit it?

[@BT_life2]

Unfortunately no one’s doing much better. I’m looking at an old cruiser FFS. At least i know the problems I’m buying.

[@lukemagon8582]

Why hasn't a class action been filed for this issue? Why should I pay $2,500 to fix this design problem? I am a BT50 owner and I have now chewed though 4 sets of tyres at the front, This includes a set of BF Goodrich. Mazda are trying to blame me because I have upgraded suspension. Which, I installed to counter this problem in the first place before this issue was revealed. I have evidence of wear before mods to the ute, but still no care from Mazda. I don't understand why everyone is letting these guys get away with this?

[@xianeddy601]

Where can buy ?

[@stevegoodwin5841]

And being a steering component you will need a mod plate from an engineer. And if you get a replacement UCA you will need a mod plate from an Engineer too.