Brake Services

We offer brake repair and service on most 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. We invite you to visit our shop for a complete brake fluid and brake system inspection so that you can be made aware of the condition of your vehicle's braking system. 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. Additionally, we always provide our customer’s with a written estimate of all the repairs and services that need to be performed. After you read it and approve it, only then will we start doing any type of work on your vehicle.

Brake Repairs

Do you trust your car's brakes? If you have any doubts regarding the current condition of your brakes, it's best to set up a visit to our shop. The common symptoms of faulty brake system include a squeaking or scraping, a feeling that the brakes pull when you push the pedal, a pulsing sensation in the brake pedal, a grinding sound or wheels coated with brake dust. You may also see a warning on the dash as most newer vehicles monitor the brake pad condition. Our auto repair shop specializes in brake repair and service. We can diagnose and repair a wide variety of brake problems efficiently and quickly.

Some of our most common repairs include:

• Replacing of drums and rotors
• Repairing a faulty anti-lock braking system (ABS)
• Replacing brake pads and shoes
• Servicing of the hydraulics (wheel cylinders, hoses and calipers)

Brake Inspections

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. We will recommend replacements or repairs to maintain and improve the performance of your vehicle based on this inspection.

Brake Fluid Checks

When was the last time you had your brake fluid inspected by a professional technician? Brake Fluid has a 2 year life. Old fluid can contribute to pre mature internal failure of braking components like calipers and master cylinders. In order to stay safe, let our experienced and skillful technicians inspect your vehicle's brake fluid before you have issues on the road. We’ll evaluate the current condition of your brake fluid and, if needed, replace the old product with a new one that will not only meet but also surpass the manufacturer's recommendations.