Brake Service

It’s important to that every member of your family be aware of the warning signs that accompany problems in your vehicle’s braking system. Well functioning brakes are critical to the safety of you and your loved ones.

Warning Signs You Should Know

• Brake warning light comes on as you’re driving
• Brake fluid is low or dirty
• You hear a grinding or squealing sound when slowing or stopping
• You feel a pulsation or sponginess when pressing the brake pedal, or the pedal goes all the way to the floorboard with little resistance
• Your vehicle pull to the side when braking

Remember, brake issues do not go away if ignored and will likely get worse!

What’s Does This Mean?

Squealing, grinding sounds could mean worn brake pads or shoes, and longer stopping distances or difficulty stopping – which could spell disaster in emergencies. Left unattended, rotors and drums can wear so thin that they may even break.

Low or spongy brake pedals, and low levels of brake fluid, could mean air in your vehicle’s brake hydraulic system. If the pressure is too low, your brakes could fail.

We Can Help

Master Tire and Auto Service Centers recommend yearly safety inspections to ensure the safety of your ride. But when you notice any of the above symptoms, prompt attention is needed.

Our technicians are qualified to service the complex brake systems of modern vehicles. We offer expert repair service for all your vehicle's brake components: brake pad replacement, servicing rotors, replacing brake cylinders, and anti-lock brake system problems.

Contact us for diagnosis of your problem. We will be happy to discuss your options and offer a repair estimate.

Brake System Flush

Moisture that has collected in brake fluid is a leading causes of brake failure. Most vehicle manufacturers recommend a periodic brake system flush, in which air and moisture are removed from the brake lines and new brake fluid installed. This routine maintenance item can be performed as a part of your annual brake inspection.

Anti-Lock Brakes

Our technicians are trained to repair your ABS brake systems as well. Developed for safety, anti-lock braking systems (ABS) prevent wheel lock-ups during sudden stops. The computer-controlled system depends upon wheel-speed sensors that monitor wheel rotation and computer-controlled hydraulics that rapidly pulse the brakes on and off.

Regardless of your needs, you can trust Master Tire and Auto Service for prompt, friendly service at fair prices.  
 

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