2011 Hyundai Genesis Steering Problems

“The power-steering is leaking fluid and this is the 2nd time this issue has occurred in less than 3 years. The 1st time it happened was in october 2016 when the car had 25,822 miles, and happy Hyundai replaced the rack set and the power steering line. The problem re-occurred in september 14, 2019 when the car had 51,784 miles, and napleton-river oaks Hyundai said the car is leaking power-steering fluid, and when I drove the car before taking it in for repairs, I noticed difficulty in turning the steering wheel. …”

“Hyundai Genesis sedan 4.6; when the car is cold such as in december in northeast, the steering wheel is very difficult to turn. When the car is cold, I have to jerk the steering wheel to get the car to turn, particularly turning to the right. After the car heats-up, the steering words o.k. To avoid having a crash when I am turning right or left, I have to allow the car to heat up for 10 minutes before driving it. New power steering fluid has not improved the steering performance.”

“This particular model has a tech package with a feature that automatically sets the height, and length of the steering wheel column to the drive's preferences. This feature does not work properly. The steering column only goes up so far to the point where it blocks my vision to the speedometer reading on the instrument panel. This is very dangerous as I cannot without great effort determine how fast the vehicle is going. I spoke with my local Hyundai dealer to no avail. …”

“I've purchased 2011 Genesis dec 2010 that I brought back to the dealer the day after I purchased it for pulling to the left. They have realigned it several times I have been back 5 times in this the first month of ownership. Each time the dealer agreed that it pulled to the left. However the reason for the pulling varied. Some which were that they have tried telling me it was the crown of the road, the air pressure in one tire was 1 lb. …”

“I was driving at 35 MPH in the lane, the car on the left lane hit the rear body and tire of driver side, but the car didn't stop even after the impact. After the collision, I pressed very hard on the brake pedal to stop, but it kept moving, even increased its speed up to 60 MPH, and turned into the different direction. Also the wheel was stuck by itself and I was not able to turn anywhere with my hands. It went off the opposite side of the road without any control. 20 years old toyota camry was able to stop at the spot of collision, but Hyundai Genesis couldn't. …”