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Steering & Suspension (1131)

International Parabolic Spring (Part Number: 55-1216)
Triangle Spring Part No: 55-1216
$402.51 View Part
Leaf Spring Assembly (SKU 46-1432)
Triangle Spring Part No: 46-1432
$358.79 View Part
TRA2726 TRAILER SPRING 6" ARCH
Triangle Spring Part No: TRA2726
$175.18 View Part
Trailer Spring TRA2740 Hutchens LVS-3
Triangle Spring Part No: TRA2740
$213.84 View Part
Triangle Spring 46-1476 Freightliner Front Leaf Spring
Triangle Spring Part No: 46-1476
$352.46 View Part
Cover Kit Power Steering Reservoir
AUTOMANN Part No: 575.1078CK
$48.45 View Part
Steering Gear
POWERSTEER Part No: HD94PAH
$744.06 View Part
Automann MFL154 Suspension Shim
Automann Part No: MFL154
$1.13 View Part
Automann A90127 Cabin Air Shock International
Automann Part No: A90127
$222.96 View Part
Automann A91427 Hood Shock International
Automann Part No: A91427
$78.04 View Part
Gabriel 85979 FleetLine Heavy Duty Shock Absorber
Gabriel Part No: 85979
$86.18 View Part
MAGNUM SHOCK 66886
Monroe Part No: 66886
$48.53 View Part

Steering and Suspension Parts That Keep Your Truck Driving Straight

Loose steering or a rough ride usually starts with worn steering and suspension parts. The truck may pull to one side, shake over bumps, or feel harder to control on the highway. These problems often come from worn joints, bushings, or other suspension pieces. If ignored, tires wear out faster, and steering becomes unpredictable. Small issues can grow into breakdowns and expensive repairs.

At Wofford Truck Parts, you’ll find the steering and suspension parts drivers depend on every day. Our catalog includes truck suspension parts such as shocks, bushings, tie rods, and other heavy-duty steering components built for working trucks. These parts help keep handling steady and reduce stress on other systems. Good components mean fewer surprises on the road and fewer repair headaches later. Take a look through our selection and find the parts your truck needs today.

FAQs about Steering & Suspension

Common signs include loose steering, clunking noises, uneven tire wear, or the truck pulling to one side while driving.
It depends on usage, but many drivers check them during regular service intervals or when ride quality starts to feel rough.
They help control wheel direction and keep the truck stable while driving, turning, and carrying heavy loads.
Yes. Worn parts can cause poor handling, unstable steering, and faster tire wear.
It’s risky. Steering issues can make the truck harder to control, especially at highway speeds or under heavy loads.