Brake Pads, Rotors Replacement | Grand Island, NE
How Often do you need Brake Pads, Rotors and Replacement for your Vehicle?
Brake Pads and Brake Rotors are both parts of your car that you cannot take chances with. Problems associated with brakes should not be ignored. Don’t wait until after an accident to get a necessary brake replacement.
How Brake Rotors and Pads Work Together?
Brake rotors and pads working together are the most important part of your brake that helps in stopping the vehicle. The brake pads grab onto the brake rotor to stop the car. When you step on the brake pedal inside the car, brake fluid is sent to the brake calipers causing hydraulic pressure to squeeze the brake rotor in between the brake pads. When both parts of the team are in good condition, you have optimum performance. If one part of the team, (maybe the rotors), become warped or distressed, it can cause damage to your brake system. More importantly, it can cause a safety issue due to loss of control and full stopping power by causing the anti-lock braking system to not work correctly. If the rotor surface is warped, the brake pads will pulsate inside the caliper as they come in contact with this high spot. The pulsating will cause the wheel to shimmy or vibrate, and this vibration can be felt inside the car in the steering wheel.
Why Choose Gary's Quality Automotive for Brake Replacement:
- ASE Certified
- AAA Approved Auto Repair Shop
- 2 Year / 24 K Warranty
- FREE Shuttle
- 24 Hour Towing Available
- Friendly Staff
- Complete Auto Repair Service
How Often do you need Brake Pads, Rotors and Replacement for your Vehicle?
Brake Pads and Brake Rotors are both parts of your car that you cannot take chances with. Problems associated with brakes should not be ignored. Don’t wait until after an accident to get a necessary brake replacement.
How Brake Rotors and Pads Work Together?
Brake rotors and pads working together are the most important part of your brake that helps in stopping the vehicle. The brake pads grab onto the brake rotor to stop the car. When you step on the brake pedal inside the car, brake fluid is sent to the brake calipers causing hydraulic pressure to squeeze the brake rotor in between the brake pads. When both parts of the team are in good condition, you have optimum performance. If one part of the team, (maybe the rotors), become warped or distressed, it can cause damage to your brake system. More importantly, it can cause a safety issue due to loss of control and full stopping power by causing the anti-lock braking system to not work correctly. If the rotor surface is warped, the brake pads will pulsate inside the caliper as they come in contact with this high spot. The pulsating will cause the wheel to shimmy or vibrate, and this vibration can be felt inside the car in the steering wheel.
Why Choose Gary's Quality Automotive for Brake Replacement:
- ASE Certified
- AAA Approved Auto Repair Shop
- 2 Year / 24 K Warranty
- FREE Shuttle
- 24 Hour Towing Available
- Friendly Staff
- Complete Auto Repair Service
