Steering Repairs in Shoreham-by-Sea
Power steering repairs, rack and pinion replacement, and full steering diagnostics for all makes and models.
Power steering repairs, rack and pinion replacement, and full steering diagnostics for all makes and models.
Your steering system is critical to safe driving. Whether it's a power steering fluid leak, a worn rack and pinion, or knocking track rod ends, steering problems tend to get worse quickly if left unattended. Heavy steering, pulling to one side, or unusual noises when turning are all signs something needs attention.
At A Star Garage we diagnose and repair steering faults on all makes and models. Our work covers power steering fluid top-up and leak repair, steering rack replacement, steering column repairs, track rod end replacement, and wheel alignment. We use quality parts and always road-test after completing any steering work.
If your steering doesn't feel right, don't ignore it. Worn steering components affect your ability to control the car and can cause an MOT failure. Book in and we'll get it sorted properly.
Heavy steering is usually caused by low power steering fluid, a failing power steering pump, or a problem with the steering rack. If your steering feels heavier than normal, get it checked before it gets worse.
Steering wheel vibration is commonly caused by unbalanced wheels, worn suspension bushes, or incorrect wheel alignment. At higher speeds it is often a wheel balance issue, while vibration at lower speeds usually points to worn components.
Yes. The MOT test checks steering components for excessive play and condition. Worn track rod ends, damaged gaiters, and excessive free play at the steering wheel can all cause an MOT failure.
It depends on the work needed. Track rod end replacement typically takes 1 to 2 hours. A full steering rack replacement takes longer, usually half a day or more depending on the vehicle.
Yes, always. Any work that involves removing or adjusting steering components will affect your wheel alignment. We recommend a four-wheel alignment check after any steering repair to prevent uneven tyre wear.