The application conditions of automotive steering system bearings are demanding and need to adapt to various mechanical loads and environmental conditions. Radial load: bear the vertical force transmitted by the steering wheel (such as vehicle weight, bumpy impact). Axial load: The lateral thrust generated during turning, especially during high-speed turns or emergency lane changes. Composite load: In actual working conditions, it is often a combined radial and axial load, requiring bearings to have high rigidity. Automotive steering bearings need to strike a balance between dynamic loads, harsh environments, and long lifespan requirements, and their performance directly affects steering accuracy and safety.
