Technician A says a worn tie rod end can cause a toe change and tire wear. Technician B says it can cause excessive play in the steering and a failed alignment. Who is correct?

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A worn tie rod end introduces play that changes toe as the wheel moves, causing wandering and feathered tire wear, and it will prevent a stable alignment. Both technicians are correct. Worn steering and suspension parts must be replaced before performing an alignment.