Liberty Auto Repair

Whenever you neglect basic maintenance and service appointments, your vehicle is more susceptible to damages, especially your steering wheel. Over time, the wheel can become stiff and show significant signs of wear. As a competent driver, you should never ignore firmness in a steering wheel.   Here are some of the most common problems that result in a stiff steering wheel: Cracked Serpentine Belt If you strain to turn the steering wheel, this can signify problems with the serpentine belt. This part of your vehicle gets worn out rather quickly. If it becomes dull or damaged, then it will have to get replaced entirely.  Malfunctioning Steering Rack If your steering wheel feels heavier than usual, there may be an issue with the steering rack. Prolonged exposure to hot temperatures or excessive road rubble can be attributed to this problem.   Low on Power Steering Fluid If you don't remember when the last time you topped off your power steering fluid, then y ... read more

If you are used to your car, you probably know everything about your car brakes - their usual sounds, how the pedals feel, and their effective stopping distance. That said, any change in their performance - say unusual noises and weird smells-should signal that something is wrong with your braking system. Given its importance, it is integral that every component of your braking system always remains in top conditions. If you notice any of the following symptoms when braking, have it inspected and repaired by a mechanical expert at our shop as soon as possible. Brake Pad Vibration Your vehicle's brake pedals will mainly vibrate when your motors are warped. This can be due to rough driving and regular sudden braking or operating on old, thin rotors. Have our technicians inspect the braking system, check the rotor's condition, and help you replace them. High-Pitched Screeching Your brakes' screeching indicates that your pads are beginning to wear out and require a replace ... read more

Tires are some of the most important components of your car. Without them, your car will not move, and when they are worn out, they put you at the risk of accidents. As such, taking good care of your car tires will not only improve their lifespan but also keep you safe on the road. Below are some of the tips that you can count on to keep your car tires in good shape. Inspect the Tires More Often Tires are not car parts to be installed and forgotten. Indeed, you need to keep checking their condition regularly. For instance, you need to check them before every road trip and when cleaning your car. During these inspections, you need to look for issues such as low pressure, bulges, cracks, and objects such as screws, nails, and glass. If such objects have pierced the side of the tire, then it will have to be replaced. Rotate the Tires Regularly The weight of your car is not evenly distributed, and therefore, tires do not wear out at the same rate. To prevent uneven tread wear, you need ... read more