Quality, steering repair services
Professional steering repair from Pyle Automotive helps keep your vehicle responsive, stable, and safe on the road. Whether you’re experiencing loose steering, stiffness, vibrations, or pulling to one side, our experienced technicians can quickly diagnose the issue and provide dependable repairs.Â
Is Your Steering Off?
Issues with your steering system affect both your safety and your ability to control your vehicle. Properly working steering means easier handling, better responsiveness and a smoother ride. Let the expert technicians at Pyle Automotive use state-of-the-art diagnostics to pinpoint your steering troubles and get your vehicle back to working dependably. We can provide the following steering repair services:
Steering System Repairs
Help your vehicle steer safely with precision steering system repairs. Whether you have loose steering, difficulty turning, odd noises, or unresponsive steering, our expert technicians will quickly identify and fix your problem..
Front End Services
Front end components affect your ride quality, vehicle handling and tire wear. Our technicians will repair or replace worn suspension parts such as ball joints, control arms, bushings, shocks, struts and more.
Front End Diagnostics
Does your vehicle pull to one side, vibrate, wander on the road or feel unstable? Using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, Our ASE certified technicians will identify the problem and fix it with reliable repairs.
Symptoms of Bad Steering Assembly
Bring your vehicle into Pyle Auto for repairs if your car exhibits any of these symptoms:
Loose Steering
If you find you have a lot of play when you turn your steering wheel, it may be harder to safely maneuver your vehicle.Â
Stiff Steering
If your steering wheel is difficult to turn, you may have issues with your power steering or suspension.
Pulling to One Side
If your vehicle pulls to one side when you drive, you may need steering or alignment repairs.
Steering Wheel Vibrates
If your steering wheel shakes or vibrates when you turn, you may have worn steering or front-end components.
Steering Makes Noises
Steering that grinds, pops, or makes clicking noises when you turn needs to be inspected immediately.
Fluid Leaks & More!
Low power steering fluid or fluid leaking from your vehicle can impact your steering.
Schedule A Thorough Steering & Front End Inspection Today
At Pyle Automotive, we can quickly get you in for quality steering repair services. Feel free to contact us today at (801) 467-7455. We are happy to answer any questions or get you scheduled for a quick inspection. We are here to help — call today!
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FAQs
Don’t ignore problems with your car or truck. To help you better maintain your vehicle and prevent steering/front end problems from occurring, we’ve compiled answers to our most frequently asked questions. If you have a question that’s not listed below, please give us a call today.
How do you know when you have steering problems?
Symptoms of steering issues can include loose steering, stiff steering, vibrations in your steering wheel, vehicle pulling left or right, clunking sounds when turning, or leaking power steering fluid. If your vehicle experiences any of these symptoms, bring it in to be looked at immediately.
Why does my car pull to one side?
If your vehicle is pulling to one side, this can be due to your car’s alignment being out, worn steering parts, low tire pressure on one side, or suspension problems. Schedule an alignment to determine what is making your vehicle drift to one side.
How often should I have my front end checked?
You should have your steering and front end system looked at every time your vehicle receives routine maintenance or if you begin to experience abnormal steering, sounds, or tire wear. By catching small problems early on, you can save yourself from more expensive repairs in the future.
What are causes of a shaking steering wheel?
Causes of a vibrating steering wheel can be from worn suspension parts, unbalanced tires, bad alignment, or damaged steering parts. If not addressed, this can cause your tires to wear unevenly.