by Mike Ehret | Sep 27, 2022 | Brake noise, brake repair, road trips, safe driving tips
Brake inspection on a regular basis is important. If you notice any issues when trying to stop your vehicle, make sure to contact us. We can schedule a visit to help ensure that everything is working as it should be. Always be aware with how your brake pedal responds...
by Mike Ehret | Feb 28, 2022 | Brake noise, brake repair, general car maintenance, safe driving tips
Brake pedals can indicate an issue. If you have ever found your car uncontrollably shake every time you hit the brakes on a stop sign, then your rotor might be warped. Pulsating brakes is often common for drivers who utilize the brakes very often. This could be...
by Mike Ehret | Oct 28, 2020 | Brake noise, brake repair, car care tips, general car maintenance
Braking systems have evolved over time. This has made them able to have better performance. Without a doubt, one of the most important systems in your car is the brakes. Over the years, manufacturers have experimented with many different styles of brakes. Today we’re...
by Mike Ehret | Aug 31, 2020 | Brake noise, brake repair, safe driving tips, vehicle safety inspection
Brake issues should also be inspected and resolved before a larger issue happens. There are two types of brakes in a car, the front, and the rear brakes. The two brakes are designed to serve different tasks, which makes understanding the difference between the two all...
by Mike Ehret | May 29, 2019 | Brake noise, brake repair, general car maintenance, safe driving tips
You vehicle is one of the most important investments you will make. That is why you will want to make sure that the vehicle is always up to date on maintenance and other proper inspections. Several tasks should be done on a routine basis. This can include things like...
by Mike Ehret | May 25, 2018 | auto repair, Brake noise, brake repair, general car maintenance
Brake repair signs are important to notice. You may start to notice when a repair would be needed. An uneven rotor surface may also cause the rotor to hit one of the brake pads as it spins, causing some of the pad material to transfer onto the rotor in that spot. Then...
Recent Comments