Break Services

Service Description

Brakes and brake repair service for the entire braking system and brake problems, such as brake pads, brake fluid, and rotors, are important in helping ensure the safety of you and your passengers in your car, truck or other automobile with brake issues. There are a number of signs that indicate your brakes need attention and you want to give them the best attention there is. All brake repairs and brake shops are not the same and at The Fix Car Care Clinic,we know stellar service doesn’t have to exclude cost-effective solutions, whether it’s new anti-lock brakes or an older model. Brake repair, replacement and inspections all may be necessary, and where to get your brake pads replaced can have significant consequences on the value of your car. If your brakes are making a squealing sound or you hear grinding when your car comes to a stop, these may be signs that you need brakes service immediately. Consult a certified technician near you for a brake inspection any time you notice any irregularities in your car’s braking performance. An auto shop or service center with the best brake service should be able to provide you with a reasonable estimate on hours and time. There are common brake problems with common, well-known signs, such as a shaky steering wheel or a squeaky sound and we’ve all been there and know that’s an indicator for checking your brakes. However, there are many other - probably less obvious - signs your brakes may be showing which you don’t want to ignore. Get a brake service inspection if: The brake pedal seems to be spongy or presses farther to the floor than usual Your vehicle pulls to the right or left when you brake Unusual noises or vibrations occur during braking You have grinding, squeaking or squealing brakes Your steering wheel is shaking Your car is wobbling or pulsating when you drive at highway speeds It’s been over a year or 12,000 miles since the last time your brakes were inspected You’re near or past the number of miles your vehicle’s manufacturer recommends between brake fluid exchanges The brake warning light on your dashboard comes on and stays on Your vehicle requires longer distances to stop than it used to The brake pedal responds slowly The brake pedal requires excess pressure Many brake pads today have a built-in metal component that creates a slight squeal. The squeal increases in volume over time to alert you of the need for service. If you begin to hear a loud squeal, make sure to bring your vehicle to us.