Your BMW's steering feel is likely one of the many reasons you chose to drive a BMW. Despite them switching to electronic power steering after E9x, we love the connection to the road every BMW provides. We have everything you need to service your BMW's steering system, from quicker ratio steering racks for the trackday warrior to upgraded factory steering wheels for your daily driver.
A new power steering pump is the simplest way to bring back smooth, factory-precise steering. When your old pump starts whining, leaking, or losing pressure, steering can feel heavy, jerky, or noisy—and leaving it unaddressed risks damage to your rack and lines. A brand-new pump restores proper hydraulic pressure, quiet operation, and consistent performance, keeping your steering system protected and responsive. Why choose a new pump? Effortless control – Brings back light, precise steering feel. System protection – Prevents damage from low pressure or worn components. Quiet, reliable operation – Eliminates whining, chatter, and rough steering. Install a new pump and enjoy smooth, confident steering exactly as your car was designed to deliver.
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A remanufactured power steering pump is a cost-effective way to bring back factory steering feel without the expense of a brand-new unit. Each pump is completely disassembled, inspected, and rebuilt with fresh seals, bearings, and wear components, then tested to OE pressure standards. The result is smooth, quiet, and dependable operation that performs like new—at a fraction of the price. Why choose a reman pump? * **Factory performance** – Restores the light, precise steering your car was built for. * **Proven reliability** – Bench-tested for flow, pressure, and noise before it ships. * **Smart value** – OE-quality results without the brand-new part cost. Install a remanufactured pump and enjoy effortless, confident steering while saving money.
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An AAE remanufactured steering rack is the ideal solution to bring back factory steering precision without the expense of a brand-new unit. Each rack is fully disassembled, thoroughly cleaned, and inspected, with worn components replaced by new seals, bushings, and bearings. All critical surfaces are re-machined to OE specifications, and every rack undergoes pressure testing to ensure smooth, leak-free performance from the start. Why pick an AAE reman rack? * **Factory feel restored** – Returns sharp, responsive steering control. * **Trusted reliability** – OE-grade remanufacturing and testing ensure long service life. * **Smart value** – Delivers new-rack performance without the new-rack cost. Install an AAE remanufactured rack for precise, confident handling backed by OE-level quality and peace of mind.
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A new power steering pulley is key to keeping your steering system smooth and reliable. Over time, pulleys can warp, crack, or wear, causing belt slippage, whining noises, or even pump failure. Installing a fresh pulley restores correct belt alignment, eliminates noise, and maintains consistent hydraulic pressure for precise, effortless steering. Why choose a new pulley? Smooth operation – Ensures proper belt tension for dependable pump performance. Noise reduction – Eliminates squealing, whining, or vibration from worn pulleys. System protection – Protects the pump and steering components from damage. Install a new pulley and keep your steering system running quietly, efficiently, and confidently.
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A power steering rack is a crucial component in a vehicle's power steering system, particularly in modern cars. Its primary function is to assist the driver in steering by transmitting the steering input from the steering wheel to the wheels of the vehicle. This assists in making steering easier, especially at low speeds or when maneuvering in tight spaces. There are several reasons why you might need to replace a power steering rack: Leakage: Over time, the seals in the power steering rack can wear out, leading to fluid leakage. This can result in a loss of power steering assistance and potentially damage the rack itself. Damage: The power steering rack is exposed to various stresses and strains while driving. Accidents, rough road conditions, or hitting curbs can damage the rack, causing it to malfunction or fail completely. Wear and Tear: Like any mechanical component, the power steering rack can wear out over time due to regular use. This can lead to increased play in the steering, making it feel loose or unresponsive. Noise: A worn or damaged power steering rack can produce unusual noises while steering, such as squealing, groaning, or clunking sounds. This could indicate internal damage or misalignment that requires replacement. Loss of Steering Assist: If the power steering rack fails completely, you may lose power steering assistance altogether. This can make steering very difficult, especially at low speeds or when parking.
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Steering racks are the core component of rack-and-pinion steering controls. Gears, or pinions, slide back and forth on a toothed steering rack, which correspondingly turns the wheels. Most steering racks can last 150,000 miles, but wear and tear do take their toll. Symptoms of impending failure may include vibration, dead zones in steering range, steering stutter, and a grinding noise when turning. If you have noticed any of the symptoms, your steering rack may be viable for replacement. Includes inner tie rods. Includes a $97.50 refundable core charge - core charge issued upon return of rebuildable core.
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Steering racks are the core component of rack-and-pinion steering controls. Gears, or pinions, slide back and forth on a toothed steering rack, which correspondingly turns the wheels. Most steering racks can last 150,000 miles, but wear and tear do take their toll. Symptoms of impending failure may include vibration, dead zones in steering range, steering stutter, and a grinding noise when turning. If you have noticed any of the symptoms, your steering rack may be viable for replacement. Includes inner tie rods. Includes a $390 refundable core charge - core charge issued upon return of rebuildable core.
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