A steering system is a car unit that converts the movements of the steering wheel into spinning rotations of the wheels. The steering unit comprises diverse parts that work together to transmit the movement of the steering wheel down the column. Some of the important car steering parts include a gearbox, column, pinion, rack, and tie rods. The steering column is a long shaft that links the gear unit with the steering wheel to safeguard the driver from physical damage in case of an accident. The rack and pinion translate the driver’s command into the movement of the front wheels. The steering box is the small gearbox attached between the steering wheel and the shaft that augments the driver’s steering changes. The steering system allows the movement of the wheels while ensuring the stability of the car on the road.