At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of Alpine  steering bushings to ensure that you have every steering bushing option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of Alpine  steering bushings, so that whether you are looking for cheap Alpine  steering bushings or replacement steering bushings or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your Alpine  steering bushing needs!

Alpine Steering Bushings

When you turn the steering wheel on your car, there are numerous components that have to work properly for your vehicle to turn in response. One of these critical components is Alpine steering bushings. Your Alpine steering bushings play the important role of keeping your steering rack in place, while also absorbing shocks and vibrations that would otherwise be transmitted to the steering wheel. OEM bushings are made of rubber that stretches and fatigues over time and can lead to serious problems with the steering system. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have a full selection of replacement Alpine steering bushings to restore your vehicle's performance and keep you driving safely down the road.

While rubber is good at absorbing shock and vibration, its Achilles heal is that it degrades with time and chemical exposure which leads to complete bushing failure. Many of the top aftermarket companies have developed urethane Alpine steering bushings that boast superior performance and durability. Thanks to the advanced chemical formulation, urethane is stronger, maintains its shape better, and will outlast rubber every time. If you need to change your Alpine steering bushings, we highly recommend upgrading to urethane.

Q: How do you install steering bushings?
A: Steering rack bushings are installed by removing your factory bushings and replacing them with the aftermarket polyurethane ones.

Q: What are steering bushings? Why buy steering bushings?
A: Steering rack bushings hold the steering rack in place and absorb some of the road vibration. Stock factory rubber bushings tend to decay and fall apart given their usually hot and oily environment. The solution is a set of polyurethane rack bushings, which will stabilize the steering rack much better than stock.