Steering Gear Arm

The Steering Gear Arm is a component of the steering system in a vehicle. It is responsible for transmitting the motion from the steering wheel to the steering linkage, which then controls the direction of the vehicle.

Track Components, such as the Wheel, Axle, Steering, and Vehicular Brake, are all parts of the track system in a vehicle. The Wheel is the circular component that makes contact with the ground and allows the vehicle to move. The Axle is the shaft on which the wheels are mounted. The Steering component is responsible for controlling the direction of the vehicle. The Vehicular Brake is a system that allows the vehicle to slow down or stop by applying friction to the wheels.

All of these components are classified under the supply group Vehicular Equipment Components, which refers to the various parts and systems that make up a vehicle.