Peterbilt 587 Steering Parts & Acc.

Your Peterbilt 587 is built for long miles and steady control — but worn steering components can make even the best rig feel unpredictable. If your wheel feels loose, your truck drifts, or you notice uneven tire wear, it's time to give your steering system the attention it deserves. Sometimes, the root of the issue can be traced to the tires, wheels, or brakes, like warped Peterbilt 587 brake pads and rotors. If not, replacing worn parts keeps your handling sharp, your safety high, and your truck performing like new.

Shop Essential Steering Parts for the Peterbilt 587

Power Steering Pump — The hydraulic driver of your steering system. It delivers the pressure needed for smooth, effortless turns, even with a full load. Drag Link — The solid connector between your steering gear and the front wheel assembly. When worn, it causes steering play and reduces precision. Cross Tube (Tie Rod Assembly) — The bar that keeps both front wheels aligned and turning together. It helps maintain straight tracking and improves handling stability. Tie Rod Ends — The pivoting joints that let your wheels steer and move with the suspension. Replacing worn ends eliminates looseness and brings back tight, responsive control. King Pin Kits — The heavy-duty pivots that support your truck's front wheels. Fresh king pins restore smooth steering, stability, and confidence at highway speeds.

Upgrade to Sharper Turns & Precision Steering

These aftermarket steering parts are engineered for real-world trucking — forged steel construction, corrosion-resistant finishes, and precision-machined designs that meet or exceed OEM specifications. Pair your upgrades together by adding Peterbilt 587 shock absorbers or a new set of Peterbilt 587 front axle air ride kits. Each component is made for a direct fit and long service life, helping you minimize downtime and maximize reliability. Whether you're replacing worn parts, rebuilding your front end, or upgrading for improved handling, this lineup has everything you need to keep your Peterbilt 587 steering system strong, steady, and road-ready.

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 587 Steering Parts & Acc.

What kinds of steering components are included in this category?

This category covers steering system parts and accessories for the Peterbilt 587, including items such as steering wheels, steering columns, tilt and telescoping components, horn buttons, steering wheel covers, and related hardware and trim pieces. Whether you are replacing a worn part or upgrading the look and feel of your cab interior, you will find both functional and cosmetic options here.

Will these steering parts fit my Peterbilt 587 without modification?

Most parts listed in this category are designed to fit the Peterbilt 587 directly, but steering columns and related hardware can vary by production year and cab configuration. Always check the fitment notes on each product page and compare part numbers with your truck's specifications before ordering. If you are unsure, our team can help confirm compatibility before you buy.

What materials and finishes are available for steering wheels and covers?

Steering wheels and accessories are available in a range of materials including chrome, wood grain, and durable synthetic finishes designed to withstand daily cab use. Covers are typically offered in leather or leather-look materials for improved grip and a more comfortable feel behind the wheel. Product listings specify the exact material and finish so you know what you are getting.

Is installation something I can do myself, or does it require a professional?

Simple accessories like steering wheel covers or horn buttons are generally easy to install with basic hand tools. Steering columns and other components tied into the truck's steering or electrical systems are more involved and should be installed by a qualified technician to ensure proper function and safety. If a part affects steering operation, we recommend professional installation.

Do steering system parts affect safety or compliance for on-road use?

Steering components are directly tied to vehicle control, so it is important to use parts that match your truck's original specifications and to have any structural or mechanical steering work performed by a qualified technician. Cosmetic accessories like covers or trim generally do not impact safety, but any part replacing original steering hardware should meet the same standards as the factory component to keep your truck road ready.