What brands are available in Canada?
Do you have a budget, like added up all the Moog parts as maybe your top dollar.
2wd or 4wd?

 

What brands are available in Canada?
Do you have a budget, like added up all the Moog parts as maybe your top dollar.
2wd or 4wd?,

It a 4x4, I am looking for my option. Are Moog are live warranty?
Any king really I can order through rock auto too. Mevotech, Delphi Technology, Beck Anrley!

 

Haven't used them but Mevotech is a Canadian success story from the early 80's.
Don't know the various warranties, no-one wins because you'll never have your labor covered.

 

You can save a few $$$ by installing new bushings in the OEM idler arm yourself. I believe the part number for your idler arm bushing is toyota 9038619005 and they are $4.19 ea. Rock Auto has the Beck/Arnley version of the bushing for $2.80 ea. I'm not sure if you need one or two bushings. More Information for BECK/ARNLEY 1014513. Other parts I would make sure whatever you purchase has grease zirks and use them regularly. The original OEM ball joints actually had screws that could be removed and you could install zirks. I installed zirks in mine and they are still solid after 550,000 miles. I went with Moog tie rods ends with zirks, the OEM tie rod ends didn't have an option to install zirks so they eventually wore out. Good luck.

 

make sure whatever you purchase has grease zirks

Grease fittings (also known as Zerk fittings or grease nipples)

 

Check what Rockauto has for decent “daily driver” brands. I’ve had issues with both Moog and Mevotech wearing out prematurely on other vehicles so I’m wary of using those, but beck arnley stuff has performed well. Shipping costs can change by day, so if it’s expensive one day, it could be cheaper the next day

 

I rebuilt the front ends [among other things] on my '88 Toyota truck and '86 Nissan 4x4 truck this year. I used Sealed Power and Moog parts,ball joints,idler arm,stabilizer bushes,tie rod ends and torque arm bushings. I had rebuilt the brake system earlier. The ball joints that I removed had little wear,but more than none at 350,000 miles[Toyota].