We offer top-notch brake repair and service on all vehicle makes and models. Our team of experienced technicians uses only state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to ensure that your vehicle’s brake system will be serviced and cared for accordingly.
Our skilled technicians will inspect all major components of your vehicle’s brake system, including calipers, pads and shoes, hardware, and rotors, and they will tell you what type of services have to be performed.
Your brakes are necessary for keeping you and others safe. If you notice any strange sounds or diminished pedal response when you brake, a vibration while braking or your brake light and ABS light is on. Those are indications of a brake problem.
Do you trust your car’s brakes? If you have any doubts regarding the current condition of your brakes, it’s best to call or pay a visit to our auto repair shop.
A lot of automotive experts suggest that you should undergo a brake system inspection at least once a year or every 12,000 miles.
Our certified mechanics will inspect all of the major components of your vehicle’s brake system, including the drums, pads, rotors, shoes, and linings and give you an evaluation of the current condition of the system.
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To diagnose any strange sound or how the brake pedal response, discover why your brake light is on, or just check out your brakes as part of routine maintenance.
An anti-lock brake system (ABS) is a key safety feature in modern vehicles that prevents the wheels from locking up and helps them maintain grip with the road. If your ABS light comes on, visit us for a diagnostic.
A brake fluid flush takes all the old dirty brake fluid out of the system and it’s replaced with a fresh clean fluid. It is very important to regularly get a brake fluid flush; it usually should be done around every 30,000 miles.
Brake drums are an essential component. A brake drum forms a friction pair, which decelerates the rotation of the wheel. The brake drum also has the job of absorbing and discharging the heat generated during braking.
The brake shoes are placed inside the brake drum. Brake shoes are an essential element of certain braking systems; they are not the same thing as brake pads.
The brake pads use a disc and two pads to create friction that will slow your car down. This is placed inside a caliper which surrounds the brake disc.
The rotors are the large metal discs that are inside of each wheel; it is a key part of your vehicle’s brake system. Sometimes your rotors may need to be resurfaced because they have worn unevenly, warped from heat, or become damaged by worn brake pads or pitted from corrosion or rust. Resurfacing rotors remove some of their metal, until the surface is even and smooth again.
The calipers are what holds your car’s brake pads and pistons. When the hydraulic pressure in the brake lines creates pressure that forces the pistons close in the brake caliper that in turn makes the pads clamp down on the brake rotor, making your vehicle to stop. Without a proper functionality of the calipers your brake pads can’t clamp down on the rotors, and you can’t stop your car.
A brake hose are metal tubes that run the length of the car to transmit the hydraulic pressure to the wheel brakes with the help of the brake fluid. One of the common symptoms associated with a potential problem with the brake hose is a mushy brake pedal also if the hoses develop any leaks this will compromise the pressure of the system.
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