LEAN CARS Steering Rod for Ramiz SX1928 Ride-On Car - Zinc-Plated Steel Linkage Rod, Direct Replacement Part

Steering linkage rod engineered as a direct replacement for the Ramiz SX1928 electric ride-on car, restoring precise steering control with a high-strength steel alloy construction. The zinc-plated finish delivers long-lasting corrosion resistance, making it ideal for outdoor play and daily use. With a splined shaft and bolt hole on the steering wheel end and a threaded rod with nut mount on the chassis/wheel end, this rod ensures a secure, rattle-free connection. Measuring 350 mm in overall length with an 8 mm rod diameter, it matches original specifications for a perfect fit. Installation requires only basic hand tools and can be completed in minutes, getting your child back on the road quickly.

Advantages

Built from high-strength steel alloy, this steering rod offers exceptional durability and resistance to bending or breaking during aggressive steering maneuvers. The zinc-plated coating provides long-lasting protection against rust and corrosion, even when exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions. Its direct replacement design means no modifications are needed—simply remove the old rod and install this one. The splined and threaded connections ensure a tight, secure fit that maintains proper steering alignment over time.

Suitable for

• Ramiz SX1928 electric ride-on car
• Children's ride-on vehicles requiring a 350 mm steering linkage rod
• Parents and caregivers performing maintenance or repairs
• DIY enthusiasts comfortable with basic hand tools

Key specifications

• Part type: Steering linkage rod
• Material: High-strength steel alloy
• Finish: Zinc-plated for corrosion resistance
• Overall length: 350 mm
• Rod diameter: 8 mm
• Steering wheel end: Splined shaft with bolt hole
• Chassis/wheel end: Threaded rod with nut mount
• Package quantity: 1 unit

Recommendations

For a secure installation, verify that the splines align properly before tightening the bolt. Use a thread-locking compound on the nut to prevent loosening from vibration. Regularly inspect the rod for signs of wear or corrosion, especially after exposure to moisture.