
Worn kingpins, bushings, and steering joints can drastically affect steering response, tracking, and truck stability—especially under heavy loads. Symptoms like loose steering, uneven tire wear, vibration, popping noises, or poor control often indicate your steering components are failing.
Our technicians specialize in identifying worn components and performing precise replacements using high-quality parts engineered for heavy-duty use. We service steer axles, kingpins, tie rods, drag links, bushings, steering knuckles, and suspension-related steering linkages.


Your truck’s steering system must operate precisely to ensure safe braking, lane control, and predictable handling. Worn kingpins or steering joints can quickly lead to misalignment issues, uneven tire wear, suspension stress, and unsafe driving conditions.
We diagnose steering & kingpin wear with precision
We replace worn kingpins, bushings & joints using heavy-duty components
We correct alignment after component replacement
We eliminate steering play, vibration & drift
Clicking noises, loose steering, wandering, uneven tire wear, and poor return-to-center are common signs.
Heavy loads, lack of lubrication, road impact, corrosion, and long-term mileage can accelerate wear.
Yes — alignment is required after kingpin, joint, or bushing replacement to ensure proper tracking.
Yes. Bad joints cause irregular steering angles, leading to cupping, feathering, and rapid tire wear.
