From the early days at Coventry, Jaguars were built to handle with the best vehicles on the road, and that tradition hasn't changed. Now, as then, the Jaguar steering rack plays a large part in the exceptional balance and poise that these thoroughbreds exhibit. What makes a Jaguar steering rack different from, say, a Lumina steering rack? The basic design of the Jaguar steering rack is pretty much the same as any other rack. But the Jaguar steering rack employs different settings and valves to create more road feel for the driver. It's a matter of taste, really, and the Jaguar steering rack is set up to entertain a capable pilot rather than to let Grandma Grace steer with one finger. That's particularly obvious when you consider that modern Jags actually feature a modified Ford rack-the alterations turn a mushy Town Car part into a nimble Jaguar steering rack worthy of the XK8. And, while things have improved dramatically since the old days when, to make something leak all you had to do was bolt it to a Jag, the Jaguar steering rack is still susceptible to fluid leaks when it reaches high mileage. At that point, though, all you need to do is bolt on one of our replacement Jaguar steering rack assemblies and you're back on the road. It's not hard and it's not particularly expensive-not if you're used to buying your Jaguar steering rack components from the dealership, anyway! We even have your Jaguar steering rack in stock so you don't have to wait for a special order from Great Britain. Just get online and get back on the road in a hurry.