Brake Service
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BRAKE SERVICE
Keep Your Car Or Truck Running Smoothly
Signs Your Brakes Need To Be Replaced:
- Grinding when you come to a stop
- Vehicle pulls to one side when you brake
- A squeaking or squealing sound
- Brake pedal feels spongy or pressure feels soft
- Shaking steering wheel
- Vehicle vibrates or wobbles when you drive at highway speeds
- Leaking fluid can eventually lead to a loss of brake pressure
- Burning smell while driving or braking
Low brake fluid levels can also be the culprit of brake problems. This fluid is responsible for transferring the movement of the brake pedal through various components to trigger the brake pads at the wheels hence slowing or stopping the vehicle. This fluid is also essential in protecting the internal metal components of your brakes from rust or corrosion. Low brake fluid can minimize the effectiveness of your car brake system. Contaminated or low brake fluid can cause your brakes to fail while you’re on the road
Brake Service And Inspection:
Prevention is key for avoiding costly auto repairs. If you ever feel uncertain about your brakes, it’s time to get a professional tire and auto mechanic to check your car, SUV, or truck.
Our brake inspection service includes:
- Brake or hydraulic fluid test (condition and level)
- Brake pad thickness (a measurement of front and rear brake pad wear)
- Hardware brake
- Measurement of rotor wear
- Measurement of drum wear
- Brake hoses (these parts wear out often, and need to be checked regularly for wear and tear)
- Emergency/parking brake inspection
- Replacement of brake drums or rotors
- Replacement of brake hoses, lines, or other brake components
- Installation of new brake shoes or pads
- Brake fluid change
- Brake bleeding
Schedule A Brake Inspection Today!
On a daily basis, your car brakes help you safely avoid accidents with other vehicles or collisions with objects. We cannot emphasize enough the importance of keeping your car brakes in good working condition. Brake parts wear out over time. If you might be dealing with a potential brake issue, get a brake inspection before your next road trip.
While it’s easy for most drivers to tell if their brakes already need replacement, our E1 Auto Care mechanics can give more information as to what is wrong. For best performance, it is recommended to check your brakes every 6 months or 6,000 miles. Are you ready to schedule a brake service? Call or Chat E1 Auto Care to book an appointment.