Steering System Parts Supplied for Cars, Vans and Commercial Vehicles
We supply a range of steering components for cars, vans and commercial vehicles, including power steering pumps, steering racks, steering boxes, tie rods and related units. We can also advise on new and reconditioned steering parts, depending on the model, part number and availability.
Steering parts help the driver control the vehicle’s direction. When you turn the steering wheel, the steering system transfers that movement through several parts so the wheels turn in the desired direction.
Depending on the vehicle, the system may use a steering rack, rack-and-pinion, steering box, steering column, tie rods, power steering pump, power steering reservoir, hoses, bearings, and other components. These parts all need to work together so the car responds properly and remains stable on the road.
The correct part matters. A steering rack or pump that looks similar may still have a different fitment, hydraulic connection, electrical connection, pressure requirement or mounting point. Sending us the registration, part number, or photos helps us verify the correct part and reduce the risk of delays.
We can also help with other vehicle parts where the issue is not with the steering system, including CV joints, drive shaft repair and refurbishment and prop shafts.
Signs You May Need Your Electric Power Steering System’s Parts Replaced
Steering problems can show up in several ways. The vehicle may feel harder to control, pull to one side, make a noise when turning or feel loose through the steering wheel.
Common signs include heavy steering, whining from the power steering system, knocking from the front axle area, fluid leaks, steering wheel vibration, uneven tyre wear, poor stability, or wheels that don’t respond as they should when the driver turns.
These symptoms do not always point to one exact part. A heavy steering wheel may be linked to a power steering pump, low fluid level, a steering rack fault, a steering box issue, or another part of the hydraulic system. Pulling to one side may also involve tyres, suspension, steering knuckles, tie rods or wheel alignment.
If the problem feels like steering suspension wear rather than a rack or pump fault, it may involve parts such as shock absorbers, springs or other suspension components
If you are unsure, contact us with the vehicle registration, symptoms and any part numbers. We’ll help you decide whether the issue may need a steering rack, power steering pump, steering box, tie rod or another replacement part.


Steering Parts from Popular Brands
We supply steering parts and related components for a wide range of vehicle makes. Fitment can vary by model, year, engine, steering type, rack design, pump type and part number, so it is always best to check before ordering.
- Audi drive shafts
- BMW parts
- Ford parts
- Hyundai parts
- Land Rover parts
- Mercedes drive shafts
- Volkswagen drive shafts
- Volvo drive shafts
If your vehicle is not listed, or you are unsure which part you need, get in touch with the registration and part details.
Power Steering Pumps
A power steering pump helps create the hydraulic pressure needed to assist the steering. This makes the steering wheel easier to turn, especially at low speeds, when parking or when the vehicle is carrying weight.
A worn or failing power steering pump can make the steering feel heavy, noisy or slow to respond. You may hear whining when turning, see fluid around the pump or reservoir, or notice that the steering becomes harder when the engine is running.
We can help with replacement power steering pumps, including new and reconditioned units where available. If you need a new power steering pump, send us the registration, model, engine details and any part number from the old pump so we can check the correct option.
The pump is only one part of the power steering system. A leak, a blocked hose, contaminated fluid, a worn rack, or a damaged reservoir can create similar signs. Checking the full system helps avoid replacing the pump when another part is causing the issue.
Steering Racks and Steering Boxes
A steering rack helps transfer movement from the steering wheel to the road wheels. On many cars, this is done through a rack-and-pinion design, where rotational motion from the steering column is converted into side-to-side movement that helps the wheels turn.
A steering box works differently, but the purpose is similar: it helps transfer steering force so the vehicle can be directed safely. Steering boxes are commonly found on certain commercial vehicles, older vehicles and different types of steering systems.
Steering rack problems can cause play in the steering, knocking, fluid leaks, poor control, uneven steering feel or difficulty keeping the vehicle in a straight line. A worn rack can also place extra strain on tyres, rods, joints and surrounding components.
Some vehicles use a hydraulic rack, while others use electric power steering. Electric systems may include sensors, wiring and electronic assist, while hydraulic systems rely on fluid and pressure. Because the technology varies by make and model, the exact rack or box must be carefully checked before replacement.
Steering Tie Rods and Related Components
Tie rods help connect the steering rack or steering box to the wheel assemblies. They play an important role in how the wheels respond when the driver turns the steering wheel.
Worn rods or track rod ends can cause knocking, poor tracking, uneven tyre wear, steering play or a loose feeling at the front of the vehicle. If these parts are not replaced when needed, the vehicle may become harder to control and may wear tyres more quickly.
Related steering components may include steering knuckles, rack gaiters, hoses, bearings, mounts, steering column parts and other connection points. Some parts provide the mechanical connection between the steering system and the wheels, while others help protect the system from dirt, friction, leaks or movement.
If a garage has already identified the part, send us the number or a photo. If the fault is still under investigation, tell us what the vehicle is doing, and we’ll help you check which steering part is most likely needed.
Commercial Power Steering Components
Commercial vehicles often work harder than everyday cars. Extra weight, long journeys, frequent turning, stop-start driving, and heavy loads can place greater force on the steering system.
We can help with commercial power steering components for vans, trucks and trade vehicles where parts are available. This may include power steering pumps, steering racks, steering boxes, tie rods and related steering parts.
For garages and trade buyers, fast supply matters. A vehicle that is off the road can delay jobs, deliveries and customer commitments. We can check stock, delivery and collection options so you know what is available before committing to a repair.
We focus on automotive industry parts for road vehicles and commercial applications. We do not supply steering parts for boats or bicycles, but we are happy to help if the enquiry relates to a car, van, truck or similar vehicle.
New and Reconditioned Steering Parts
We can help with both new and reconditioned steering parts, depending on the vehicle, part type and availability. A new part may be the right option where a direct replacement is available, and the existing unit is not suitable for repair.
Reconditioned steering parts can be useful when a new part is expensive, hard to source or not the most efficient route. This can apply to steering racks, power steering pumps, boxes and other units, depending on stock and the condition of the old part.
The advantage of speaking to us before ordering is that we can check the specific application, model, part number and fitment details. That helps reduce wasted time and avoids sending out a unit that does not match the vehicle.
All parts are guaranteed for a full 12 months, giving added reassurance before fitting.

UK Delivery, Collection and Parts Support
We offer nationwide next-day UK delivery on available steering parts, helping garages, trade buyers and drivers reduce downtime when a vehicle is off the road. If you need a steering rack, power steering pump, steering box or related component quickly, contact us with the vehicle details, and we’ll check stock, fitment and delivery options.
Customers can also use our personal over-the-counter service at our Willenhall store. Calling ahead is the best way to confirm availability before travelling, especially if the steering part needs to match a specific rack, pump, box, column, hydraulic system or vehicle application.
All parts are guaranteed for a full 12 months, giving you added reassurance before fitting. If the exact part is not immediately available, we can advise on whether a reconditioned unit, a replacement option, or a sourced part may be suitable.
Why Choose Us for Steering Parts?
We have been supplying vehicle parts since 1993, supporting private customers, garages and the motor trade. That experience matters when a part needs to be matched correctly, and downtime needs to be kept to a minimum.
Our parts knowledge helps customers avoid common ordering mistakes, especially where two similar-looking steering racks, pumps, or boxes have different connections, pressure requirements, fittings or mounting points.
We can advise on new, reconditioned and replacement options where available. We can also discuss delivery, collection, stock and part availability before you order.

Speak to Us About Steering Parts
If you need a steering rack, power steering pump, steering box, tie rod, or any other steering component, contact us today, and we’ll help you find the right route.
Have your vehicle registration ready if possible. If you have a part number, photos of the old unit, or information about the fault, send that too. You can call, email, or use our contact form to send the details.
The more information we have, the easier it is to check fitment, stock and the best option for your vehicle.
Call: 01902 602 103
Email: sales@driveshaftuk.com
Visit: Unit 4, Victoria Buildings, New Hall Street, Willenhall, WV13 1LQ
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Steering Parts FAQs
My steering feels heavy. Could it be the power steering pump?
It could be, especially if there is a whining noise, low fluid or a leak around the pump or reservoir. Heavy steering can also be linked to the steering rack, steering box, fluid condition, belts, hoses or other steering components. It is best to check the vehicle details and symptoms before ordering.
Can you help me find the right steering rack?
Yes. Send us the vehicle registration, make, model, year and any part number from the old rack. Photos can also help, especially if the rack has already been removed from the car.
Do you supply reconditioned steering parts?
Yes, where available. We may be able to help with reconditioned steering racks, power steering pumps, boxes, or related units, depending on the vehicle and stock availability. Contact us with the vehicle details, and we’ll check the options.
Can I collect steering parts from your store?
Collection may be possible from our Willenhall store. Please call first so we can check stock, confirm the part and avoid a wasted journey.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer nationwide next-day UK delivery on available parts. Delivery options depend on the part, stock and destination, so contact us with the vehicle details, and we’ll confirm what is available.
What details should I provide before ordering?
The most useful details are the registration, make, model, year, engine, part number and photos of the old unit if available. It also helps to explain the signs you have noticed, such as heavy steering, noise, leaks, vibration or pulling to one side.
What if I’m not sure which steering part has failed?
That is common. Similar symptoms can come from a steering rack, power steering pump, steering box, tie rods, steering column, tyres, suspension or fluid leaks. Tell us what the vehicle is doing, and we’ll help you decide which information to check next.
Are steering parts the same as suspension parts?
No, although steering and suspension work closely together. Steering parts help control direction, while suspension parts, such as shock absorbers and springs, help support the vehicle and manage its movement. A fault in either system can affect handling, stability and tyre wear, so the right part needs to be identified before repair.
