Porsche Repair in San Antonio, Texas
The team at Eurasian Auto Repair knows how much our San Antonio Porsche customers love their cars, which is why we offer the finest Porsche repair and maintenance services in the city. From manufacturer recommended maintenance to major repairs, Eurasian Auto Repair will become your one-stop shop for all your Porsche repair and maintenance service needs. Our highly skilled and knowledgeable auto technicians are both Bosch and ASE Master Certified, and have many years of experience working on all Porsche models, past and present. Our technicians use the specialized tools and state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, resulting in faster turnaround times, better pricing, and a job done right the first time.
Drop by to check out our facility, call us with any questions you may have, or simply schedule your Porsche repair through our website. You can call us to learn more.
Why use Eurasian Auto Repair?
Your Porsche needs to be maintained regularly so why not bring it to one of San Antonio’s best independent auto shops and get the outstanding service you expect for an outstanding automobile? Don’t let just anyone work on your Porsche. Like you, we have a passion for the high performing Porsche brand and customers know our Porsche services are second to none. Whether you’ve got a brand new Porsche 911, a Porsche Cayenne SUV, or an ultra-fast Porsche Cayman, make Eurasian Auto Repair your Porsche dealer alternative in San Antonio. We can work on both water-cooled and air-cooled engines, and our professional service advisers can walk you through all the options available to keep your Porsche performing like the exceptional vehicle it is. Unsurpassed customer service along with quality Porsche repairs and service are what you can expect from Eurasian Auto Repair.
For Our Porsche Aficionados
Do you know the proper pronunciation of “Porsche”? In keeping with the family name of their founder, Ferdinand Porsche, the family name is pronounced emphasizing the final ‘e’. Strictly speaking, you should pronounce it “porsch-eh”.
Ferdinand Porsche, the eponymous founder of the company, made the world’s first hybrid electric vehicle in 1899! It was essentially an electric car with an internal combustion motor used as a generator. It was also the first car with brakes on all four wheels.
Not only are Porsche vehicles the iconic “kings of the road”, they also dominate the sport of car racing. With over 30,000 race victories, no other brand can keep up with them in the record books, let alone the track. To read all of the awards granted to the Porsche brand over the years, you can find them listed on their official website.
Common Problems with Porsche Automobiles
Porsche Lower Control Arms: With age and mileage, critical suspension components such as control arm bushings, thrust rods, tie rods, ball joints, sway bar links and wheel bearings begin to wear and lose their effectiveness. Over time, your Porsche will lose some of its key handling characteristics. As a driver, you may begin to hear “creaking” noises and/or notice front-end vibrations or shimmying when going over road bumps or hitting pot-holes. These are indicators that your suspension needs attention.
At Eurasian Auto Repair, one of the most common suspension issues we see with Porsche vehicles is worn or failed control arm or thrust arm bushings (thrust arms are the forward facing control arm). The control arm bushings take most of the force during braking, cornering, and heavy acceleration.
Porsche Bad or Failing Coolant System: A symptom of a bad or failing coolant reservoir is the engine overheating. If the coolant reservoir has any problem that prevents it from properly holding coolant, or from properly pressurizing the system, it may cause the engine to overheat. Porsche engine overheating should be addressed as soon as possible in order to prevent any possible damage to the engine.
Porsche Brakes: One common complaint about Porsche vehicles is that brake pads and rotors may wear out prematurely. When it comes to brakes, you need to find out the problem BEFORE replacing parts. Brake issues are a safety concern and should be addressed by an expert. Furthermore, a professional technician with experience will be able to tell you whether or not these repairs could be covered under warranty or if they are part of a recall. For information on Porsche recalls, you can find it here.
Porsche Maintenance Services Include:
- Change Engine Coolant
- Change Transmission Fluid and Filter
- Change Engine Oil and Replace Oil Filter
- Inspect and Change Cabin Air Filter
- Inspect and Rotate Tires
- Inspect Engine Cooling System and Hoses
- Inspect Brake Pads, Shoes, Rotors, Drums, Brake Line, Hoses, and Parking Brake
- Replace Brake Fluid
- Inspect Exhaust System
- Replace Engine Air Filter
- Replace Fuel Filter
- Replace Spark Plugs
- Inspect Rear Differential Fluid
- Service Inspection
- Inspect/Replace Power Steering Fluid
- Inspect Accessory Drive Belt Condition
- Transfer Case Flush/Fluid Exchange
Porsche Models We Services Include But Are Not Limited To:
- Cayman
- Boxster
- Carrera
- Targa
- GT3
- R
- Panamera
- Macan
- Cayenne