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All brakes have certain components in common and they all display similar warning signs when they begin to wear out. Fortunately, the symptoms of brake trouble are usually quite easy to spot.
For example, a low or spongy pedal can signal air in the hydraulic system; a hard pedal can mean worn out shoes or pads. If your red brake warning light stays on, you could have an imbalance in your hydraulic system. Squealing brakes can mean a glazed rotor or that calipers need to be replaced.
It is vital that you have your braking system inspected once per year and any irregularities promptly checked out.
- System Repairs - Foreign & Domestic
- Drums & Rotors Resurfaced
- Brake Shoes & Pads Relined
- Brake Bands Relined - Industrial & Agricultural
- New
Brake System parts