Types of Brake Service
- Brake Inspection
- Diagnose issues like a spongy brake pedal or illuminated brake light.
- Perform a routine check-up to ensure brakes are in optimal condition.
- Brake Pad Replacement
- Routine maintenance to replace worn brake pads, ensuring proper stopping power.
- Brake Rotor Service
- Resurface rotors to smooth out brake pad wear.
- Recommend and replace rotors if necessary for safe braking performance.
- Brake Shoe Replacement
- Replace brake shoes in drum-style braking systems for effective stopping.
- Brake Drum Service
- Smooth drum surfaces or replace them as needed, similar to rotor service but for drum brakes.
- Brake Fluid Service
- Routine brake fluid exchange to maintain system efficiency.
- Diagnose and repair brake fluid leaks.
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Service
- Inspect and repair ABS components, from sensors to the control module.
- Brake Repair
- Comprehensive service for all brake system components, including power brake booster and parking brake assembly.
When to Schedule a Brake Service
- If the brake warning light comes on.
- When the brake pedal feels unusual (e.g., spongy or too firm).
- If there are unusual noises or leaks.
- At the vehicle’s recommended service intervals.
Next Step
Schedule a brake service appointment to address any issues or maintain your vehicle’s braking performance.
