Today’s cars rely on power steering for easier turning of the wheel. Anyone who has experience with cars before power steering understands how tough it was to turn the wheel. Anytime you need steering repair in Amarillo, visit our automotive shop for a proper diagnosis of the problem and quick repair services.  The steering system is made up of several pieces such as hoses, steering gear, fluids, a steering pump and a belt. These different components transmit pressure to the wheels, making it easier for you to turn the car. Any problems in the steering systems make it difficult for you to navigate your car.

A majority of vehicles on the road use a hydraulic steering system. When you get your Steering system serviced in Amarillo, we will:
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‍* Clear out any old steering fluid
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‍* Flush and drain the steering system
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* New steering fluid added to replace the old
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‍* An inspection of the system for leaks and repairs to any leaking parts

Once you visit us for steering repair in Amarillo, our team of experts will run diagnostic checks to get to the root of the problem, before they can come up with a solution. This may include getting a new steering pump, replacing the steering fluid, and making sure every piece is functioning properly. After fixing the problem, we will drive the car to ensure your steering system is running smoothly. We will also take time to answer your questions and explain the problem so you can take better care of your car, and to ensure you consult a mechanic when necessary. Visit our automotive shop in Amarillo for diagnosis of the problem.

Obvious signs of a steering leak is difficulty turning your car, which means the systems is failing to transmit pressure to the wheels, forcing you to apply more pressure. Another sign is visible leaks under your car; however, not all leaks point to a problematic steering system. If you notice any leaks, visit our automotive repair shop in Amarillo for expert advice. One last sign is squeaking steering, which you should get checked immediately.  Flushing your steering system is likely to reduce the chances of it becoming broken, which can be scheduled with your regular maintenance schedule. Alternatively, check your owner’s manual, which will advise you on whether you need the service for your car.