Detroit Axle - Rack and Pinion for 2007-2013 Nissan Altima [Excluding Hybrid], Complete Power Steering Rack and Pinion Assembly 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Replacement

Steering rack was a perfect fit for my 2004 Toyota Sequoia SR5 4wd. Install was pretty straightforward if you know what you’re doing and have the right tools. It was a great value over the most racks. I have had no issues with leaks after 10,000 miles.

It was good.

BUYER BEWARE!!! Installed this on my tundra and after only 2 1/2 years it's leaking badly. Removed the boot to see where it was leaking and it's running out of the shaft. The chrome plating rusted and is chipping off damaging seals. I called the company because it "supposedly" has a "lifetime warranty" only to find out that's only if you give them your original oem steering rack to ACTIVATE your warranty. I offered to buy another rack and ship back the one they sold me that clearly has a manufacturing defect to get a refund. I was told that's not how it works and that would only activate the warranty on what would be my 2nd purchased from them. I would seriously consider buying elsewhere. Very poor quality and customer service. They don't stand behind there products and are sure to find a way out of the warranty someway or another. Very unhappy and disappointed with Detroit axel.

Installed this Detroit Axle rack and pinion assembly on a 2020 Honda Pilot. The unit arrived well-packaged with no signs of oil leakage or physical damage—always a good sign for such critical components. Performance-wise, after installation, the steering responsiveness was noticeably restored to OEM-like levels with no unusual noises or binding. The build quality feels solid, with well-machined surfaces and acceptable finish. The steering play was reduced significantly, and there was no fluid seepage during the initial break-in period (approx. 500 km). Critique: Fitment was slightly sensitive. The alignment of the ports required precise positioning; a minor deviation would result in tension during steering at low speeds. I recommend carefully checking torque specs and mount alignment, as tolerances seem tighter than OEM. Additionally, the input shaft cover design could benefit from a dust boot upgrade for long-term harsh environment exposure. Overall, a cost-effective aftermarket replacement, with performance close to OEM, but requires attentive installation. Would buy again, but I would suggest the manufacturer provide clearer fitment guidance in the box.

Good fit

This part saved me a big chunk of change and I have had zero issues with it in my daily driven '05 Infiniti. Installation offered no real challenges, after all it is a factory part so fit is a non issue. Goes right where the other part came from. They ask you to ship your old one back as a core charge using their prepaid label and the box the replacement came to you in. Supposedly, this activates your warranty but I have received no word from Detroit Axle verifying that. That's about the closest I can come to a negative about this product. I would definitely use another one of these if any of my other vehicles develops a need.

Oh yes it fit perfectly well no trouble at all so far

Excelente