Brake Service

Listen to what your brakes are telling you. Squeaky, grinding, or improperly functioning brakes are a warning sign that it is time (or past time) to get your brakes worked on. We’re here to help! Experience our award-winning brake service in Murfreesboro, TN.

• Disk and Rotor Brakes
• Drum and Caliper Brakes
• Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS)
• High-Quality Factory Parts
• Metallic Brake Pads – Brake Services
• Rotor Turning
• Brake System Diagnostics

Get your Murfreesboro, TN brakes done. Don’t delay – Call us today!

It is a good practice to have a certified mechanic check your brakes twice a year, as part of your car’s regular maintenance, along with having your tires rotated and balanced. This will assure that your brakes continue to work properly, and is essential in making your car safe to drive.

Paying attention to the warning signs that indicate a need for brake service can mean the difference in your personal safety and potentially reduce the need for greater future repair costs to your automobile.

WHEN DO YOU NEED TO GET YOUR BRAKES CHECKED?

Brake Light Appears on Dashboard

Grinding Or Squealing Sound

A grinding sound, not to be confused with a squeal, which is prevalent in most late model cars. In either of these cases, you should visit your local auto mechanic for a brake check as soon as possible.

Most cars today use disc brakes. A hydraulic system filled with brake fluid triggers a set of padded clamps (calipers) causing them to squeeze the rotor. The friction that occurs between the breaks’ pads and rotor ensures that the car stops. Over time, the brakes’ pads will begin to wear, often causing a squealing sound from the wear indicator. If ignored, the pads will continue to wear, resulting in metal on metal grinding which can damage the calipers and hoses, resulting in a much more costly repair.

VEHICLE DARTS TO THE RIGHT OR LEFT WHILE BRAKING

This may be due to a stuck caliper which causes friction on one wheel and not the others, resulting in your car pulling to the side where the caliper is stuck.
Another brake-related problem that could cause a car to pull would be a collapsed brake hose reducing fluid pressure causing the vehicle to pull to the right or the left. If your car begins to pull, you’ll want to get it to your mechanic’s shop to be checked properly.

VIBRATING BRAKE PEDAL or STEERING COLUMN

A vibrating brake pedal indicates warped rotors. This is normal wear and tear that occurs differently depending on the vehicle and driving conditions. This can often be detected either by a pulsation or vibration in the brake pedal or steering column.

INCONSISTENT BRAKE PEDAL

If the brake pedal feels inconsistent or sinks to the floor, this likely indicates a problem with the hydraulic system, such as leak, which needs to be inspected immediately.

We offer full service Brake inspection, repair, and replacement on most makes and models. Call and bring your brakes to us today!