Why choose the RAC for a steering rack repair?
At the RAC, we've got over 125 years' experience helping UK drivers. We have the skills and knowledge to keep your vehicle running. We'll give you results you can rely on at a price you can afford.
A steering rack repair for Ford vehicles requires specialist tools and workshop facilities, so this work is completed through the RAC Approved Garage Network. Our approved garages service models such as Puma, Kuga, Focus, Ranger, and Mustang Mach-E, following manufacturer procedures, certified equipment standards and rigorous quality checks. You receive transparent pricing, progress updates and RAC‑backed guarantees.
Book a steering rack repair
The steering rack translates your steering wheel movements into the direction your wheels turn. If you’re experiencing stiff steering or fluid leaks, it’s time for a steering rack repair at an RAC Approved Garage.
Book a diagnostic
A mechanic will check your car for faults and talk you through any repairs you might need. There are various ways to check for faults, which could include a physical examination or plugging in to check your car’s onboard engine management system.
And it’s not just steering rack repairs that we do for Ford
RAC Approved Garages offer MOTs and services. Our professional mechanics have the expertise and experience to make sure your vehicle is operating safely and efficiently – results you can rely on at a price you can afford.
Try one of our RAC Approved Garages
IN'n'OUT Autocentres Norwich
4.5/5
In Town Automotive, Bosch Car Service
4.0/5
Keep Driving Auto Ltd
4.9/5
GT Automotive Group ~ Sheffield
4.5/5
Frequently asked questions about steering rack repairs
The price depends on your vehicle and how serious the damage is.
Yes, steering racks can often be repaired if the damage isn’t too severe. But sometimes, replacing the steering rack might be cheaper in the long run.
Not really. Driving with a damaged steering rack is risky and can lead to steering problems or accidents. It’s best to get it fixed as soon as you can.
Damage can happen due to wear and tear, dirt, poor maintenance, or accidents.
Watch out for hard steering, strange noises when you turn, fluid leaks, loose steering, and uneven tyre wear.
Repairing a steering rack usually involves checking the problem, taking it apart, fixing or replacing parts, putting it back together, and aligning it properly.
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