If your Peterbilt 387 starts pulling, wandering, or feeling loose in the wheel, it's a sign that your steering components may need attention. Sometimes, the root cause of steering difficulties comes from the tires, wheels or brakes, like warped Peterbilt 387 brake pads and rotors. Long hauls, rough terrain, and heavy loads wear down key parts like drag links, tie rods, and king pins over time. Replacing worn steering components restores tight steering response, improves safety, and helps your truck handle like new.

Shop for Essential Steering Parts for the Peterbilt 387

Power Steering Pump — The driving force behind smooth, easy steering. It delivers hydraulic pressure that allows for effortless control, even under a full load. Drag Link — The critical link between your steering gear and front wheels. A worn drag link can cause steering play and delay your response at the wheel. Cross Tube (Tie Rod Assembly) — The bar that keeps both front wheels aligned and turning together. It improves tracking, reduces tire wear, and keeps your steering precise. Tie Rod Ends — The pivoting joints that connect your steering linkage to the knuckles. Worn tie rod ends can cause looseness, vibration, or uneven handling. King Pin Kits — The pivot points that support your front wheels. Replacing worn king pins restores tight, stable steering and eliminates front-end wobble. Bushings & Hardware — The smaller but critical parts that maintain steering alignment and reduce vibration. Fresh bushings help keep your steering geometry consistent.

Precise Turns and Better Control

Each aftermarket component in this lineup is built for performance and reliability. Made with forged steel, corrosion-resistant finishes, and precision-machined fitment, these parts meet or exceed OEM standards for your Peterbilt 387. They're designed for easy installation, long service life, and dependable performance under the toughest conditions. Upgrade your ride with additional parts like Peterbilt 387 shock absorbers and Peterbilt 387 front axle air ride kits. Whether you're replacing worn parts, repairing steering damage, or upgrading for smoother handling, you'll find the right solutions here to keep your Peterbilt 387 steering tight, responsive, and road-ready.