Brake Repair or Brake Replacement

How brakes work:

When you press down on the brake pedal, brake fluid is sent from the master cylinder (small white box under the vehicle hood) through the hoses out to the calipers.  The hydraulics which push the fluid cause the calipers, with brake pads, to squeeze against the spinning rotor in each wheel, creating friction and slowing the vehicle.  If the vehicle has drum brakes in the back, the pressure on the brake pedal will cause a piston to press the brake shoes against the drum.

Normal use will cause the friction material on the brake pads and the rotor surface to wear down and get rusty and dirty, requiring the pads and rotors to be readjusted and replaced.

Keeping your brakes in good working order can help you avoid a collision and prevent costly repairs down the road.  We carry the highest quality name brand brake parts, always using original equipment and/or original equipment grade parts.

You can trust our highly trained technicians to perform expert repairs to hydraulic or electronic brake systems and ensure the safety of your vehicle.