If your car is sliding through stop signs, or it can't stop on the proverbial dime, it may be time to check-in with the experts for a needed brake service. If you keep your car long enough, it's inevitable that the components of your braking system will start to reflect signs of wear, such as failing brake rotors. Ask your mechanic to inspect your braking system to make sure you are driving as safe as possible.
The amount of wear and which components are affected can be determined by running a few diagnostic tests, including:
- Measurement of wear to the front and rear brake pads
- Measurement of wear to the brake rotors
- Measurement of wear on the drum
- Test the efficiency of the brake fluid
- Inspection of the emergency brake
After the determination above, your mechanic can then perform the appropriate brake repair, such as:
- Installation of new brake pads or shoes
- Resurfacing or replacement of brake rotors or drums
- Brake fluid change
- Brake bleeding
- Replacement of brake lines, hoses, and other brake components
Every component of the brake system works together to safely bring your car to a stop (from brake pads to brake rotors, brake lines to hoses, calipers to the master cylinder).
Remember: You can save time and expense of costly repairs by having your vehicle's brake system checked at regular intervals to ensure you are driving as safe as possible. Safe traveling!
Need your brake pads inspected? You need to look no further for quality brake service. The professionals at Gary's Quality Automotive will be happy to help you. Contact our ASE-Certified Technicians by calling (308) 381-2295 or go on-line at https://www.garysautoinc.com/ for more information. Our auto shop proudly serves vehicle owners in Grand Island, NE, Wood River, NE and Doniphan, NE.
If your car is sliding through stop signs, or it can't stop on the proverbial dime, it may be time to check-in with the experts for a needed brake service. If you keep your car long enough, it's inevitable that the components of your braking system will start to reflect signs of wear, such as failing brake rotors. Ask your mechanic to inspect your braking system to make sure you are driving as safe as possible.
The amount of wear and which components are affected can be determined by running a few diagnostic tests, including:
- Measurement of wear to the front and rear brake pads
- Measurement of wear to the brake rotors
- Measurement of wear on the drum
- Test the efficiency of the brake fluid
- Inspection of the emergency brake
After the determination above, your mechanic can then perform the appropriate brake repair, such as:
- Installation of new brake pads or shoes
- Resurfacing or replacement of brake rotors or drums
- Brake fluid change
- Brake bleeding
- Replacement of brake lines, hoses, and other brake components
Every component of the brake system works together to safely bring your car to a stop (from brake pads to brake rotors, brake lines to hoses, calipers to the master cylinder).
Remember: You can save time and expense of costly repairs by having your vehicle's brake system checked at regular intervals to ensure you are driving as safe as possible. Safe traveling!
Need your brake pads inspected? You need to look no further for quality brake service. The professionals at Gary's Quality Automotive will be happy to help you. Contact our ASE-Certified Technicians by calling (308) 381-2295 or go on-line at https://www.garysautoinc.com/ for more information. Our auto shop proudly serves vehicle owners in Grand Island, NE, Wood River, NE and Doniphan, NE.
