Chrysler 300 Steering Boxes

A steering box is an equivalent to the rack & pinion assembly in automotive steering systems. Generally, the steering box was in common use on older passenger automobiles and can now be found only in some heavy-duty commercial vehicles. That’s because this type of equipment falls short of the feedback and durability in comparison to the rack & pinion. However, if you own one of the 1960s-70s Chrysler 300s, it is the exact sort of equipment you have. The steering box internals are subject to wear, which greatly shortens the service life of the mechanism and, in most cases, can be fixed by replacing the entire box.

The steering box is the core component of your car’s steering system that is responsible for input transformation and augmentation. Problems with this component will very likely result in unpleasant driving experience and potentially dangerous situations that you’re certainly not interested in. And the same result may come from the installation of poor, second-rate replacements. That’s why you should use only tried-and-true parts, and that's what you can find in our Chrysler 300 steering boxes & components inventory.