Prestone AS261 Power Steering Fluid 32 Review

This is the non-stop as I don't have this problem (yet). I have a Chevy Silverado diesel truck that has a power steering pump/fluid used for the brakes (power steering).As the power steering fluid gets old, the brakes don't work as well (the same goes for brake fluid, but that's another story).While I neglected the performance of the steering fluid for the first few years now i suck as much as possible from the reservoir (about 0.5 liters) and fill in this new fluid. i do this at every oil…

My 2004 Chevy Tahoe howled under the hood when I started the car. My car was squeaking so much that if you saw my sweet Tahoe driving down the street you'd think there was a box nearby! I Turns out the steering fluid reservoir was dry to the bone! I put half a bottle in and the tank was full, with half a bottle for later should unforeseen circumstances arise. As far as I know this solved my problem, I have yet to figure out why all the liquid was leaking in the first place. Be sure to keep this

This is Power Steering Oil. This is a good (Prestone) brand so you should be sure of its quality. The price is the same if not less than the auto parts store. The best part is that it is delivered (quickly) directly to your home, without traffic jams and queues at the checkout. What else can you wish for? UPDATE (05/02/14): I recently (March 2014) put new tires on my car and it seemed like the tires were shaking a bit. I asked the tire dealer if he could balance it. The tech said it was likely…