Power Steering Pump Restoration & Replacement in Preston, Lancashire

Your car's steering system is crucial to the safety and functionality of your vehicle, and the power steering pump plays a significant role in this system. It's an integral part of your vehicle, responsible for generating the power needed to assist you in steering your car. The pump does this by circulating power steering fluid under high pressure to the steering gear, enabling easier handling and manoeuvrability of your vehicle, particularly at slower speeds.

However, like any other mechanical component, your power steering pump is susceptible to wear and tear over time. Continuous use, inadequate fluid levels, or general degradation can lead to a decline in its performance or even complete failure. When this happens, it can lead to a wide range of issues, including difficulty in steering the vehicle, which could compromise your safety on the road. It's crucial to understand the importance of maintaining and, when necessary, replacing your power steering pump to ensure smooth, responsive steering and safe driving.

Signs That You Need a Power Steering Pump Replacement

There are several signs you can look for that indicate your power steering pump may be failing. These include noticeable whining or squealing noises when you turn the steering wheel, difficulty steering the vehicle, or a vibrating steering wheel, especially when idling. You may also notice that the steering wheel is not returning quickly to the centre position after turning, or there could be visible fluid leaks under your car. If you're experiencing any of these issues, you must promptly bring your vehicle in for inspection.

What Our Power Steering Pump Replacement Service Involves

At Preston MOT & Garage, we take your vehicle's maintenance seriously. Our comprehensive power steering pump replacement service is performed by trained and certified technicians. The service includes an initial inspection to confirm the problem and its source. This could involve checking the power steering fluid level and condition, looking for leaks in the system, and listening for any unusual noises.

Once we confirm that the power steering pump is the problem, our technicians will proceed with the replacement. This involves removing the old power steering pump and installing a new one. They will also flush the power steering system to remove any debris that could damage the new pump. After the new pump is installed, our technicians will fill the system with new power steering fluid and bleed the system to ensure no air pockets could affect the new pump's performance.

Quality Parts and Service Guaranteed

Regarding replacing your power steering pump, we believe in using only the highest quality parts to ensure durability and performance. All our replacement power steering pumps are sourced from reputable manufacturers and come with a warranty for your peace of mind.

Our technicians are continuously trained to stay up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies in power steering pump replacement. They are committed to providing the highest standard of service and ensuring your complete satisfaction.

Competitive Pricing and Transparent Service

We understand that vehicle repairs can be an unexpected expense. That's why at Preston MOT & Garage, we strive to provide our power steering pump replacement service at competitive prices. We offer a detailed quote upfront so you know exactly what to expect. No hidden charges or surprise costs – just honest and transparent pricing.

Make an Appointment Today

Is your vehicle showing signs of a failing power steering pump? Don't let this critical issue compromise your driving safety and comfort. Please schedule an appointment today for a comprehensive power steering pump replacement service. Our friendly and professional team is ready to assist you with any queries and ensure your vehicle is back on the road, functioning optimally. Call us or fill out our online form to book your appointment at Preston MOT & Garage – your trusted partner for all vehicle maintenance and repair needs.