Brake Pad Replacement Service

Signs Of Old Brake Pads

It is important to know when your brake pads need to be replaced. Here are some signs that your brake pads are due for replacement service:

• Squeal sound – If you hear a squealing sound while stepping on the brake pedal, your brake pads are due for a replacement right away.
• Spongy brake feel – Does your brake pedal feel spongy when you step on it? That’s a sure sign that your brakes are due for replacement.
• Increased stopping distance – Is it taking longer than usual for your vehicle to come to a complete stop? Then you should have your brake pads checked right away.
• Vehicle pulls to one side during braking – If your vehicle is pulling to one side during braking, then you should have your vehicle taking in for service.

If your vehicle is experiencing any of the following issues, be sure to visit our service center right away.

Front Brakes Vs Rear Brakes

Front brake pads tend to be larger and generate more heat. The front brakes are designed to handle most of the stopping power of the vehicle. The rear brake pads are smaller and are designed to provide control for the vehicle as it comes to a stop. At our service center, we provide certified service for both front and rear brake pads.