Service Department

Need a hand with your PSC gear? We’ve got you.

When you send something in for service, it’s not getting tossed on a bench and forgotten — it’s getting looked at by the same folks who built it. We’ve been doing this a long time, and we know what works, what wears out, and what’s worth fixing.

Whether it’s a pump, gear, cylinder, or full hydraulic setup, we’ll get it sorted.

What We Work On

  • PSC steering gears and pumps
  • Cylinder Assist® and steering cylinders
  • Full hydraulic cylinders (PSC-built only)

We don’t service third-party parts anymore — just PSC gear. If we built it, we’ll stand behind it.

Service Pricing

  • Cylinder Assist Modifications: $450 (most) | $650 (Jeep JK)
  • Cylinder Stroke Limiting: $65 (when new) | $100 (when used)
  • Other Rebuild & Repairs: $90/hr + parts (cylinders, gears, pumps)
  • Custom Machine Shop Services: $125/hr

Heads-up: There’s a $120 teardown fee for gearboxes. If you go ahead with the repair, we’ll credit that toward the final invoice.

Why Send It to Us?

  • We use the same parts we build with — no guesswork
  • Repairs come with a 6-month limited warranty
  • You’re dealing with folks who’ve been building steering for decades
  • We’ll keep it real — no nonsense, no runaround.

Heads-up: There’s a $120 teardown fee for gearboxes. If you go ahead with the repair, we’ll credit that toward the final invoice.

How to Send It In

  1. Fill out a Service Request Form
  2. Print it, seal it in a plastic bag, and toss it in the box
  3. Drain all fluid and plug the ports if you can
  4. Wrap it in plastic — leaking boxes can get flagged as HazMat
  5. Ship it insured via UPS or FedEx Ground

We’re not responsible for shipping damage, so make sure it’s packed tight and insured.

Turnaround Time

Most repairs are done in 7–10 business days after we get your part.

Warranty Repairs

  • Call 817-270-0102 to get an RGA number
  • Include proof of purchase and the service form
  • If it’s not covered, we’ll let you know and give you options

Note: If your Assist Cylinder has a bent rod, it’s usually cheaper to replace than repair. Shop replacements here

Got Questions?

Need help figuring out what’s wrong or want to check on a service order? Reach out to our team — we’re here to help.