Brake Service

Squealing, Screeching, Grinding, or Metallic Growling

Your brakes aren't supposed to make much noise, so if you notice that they're being especially vocal, take heed. Noisy brakes generally indicate that your brake pads are worn out and possibly making direct contact with other parts of your vehicle. Driving with worn brakes is unsafe and could cause costly damage, so it's best to address any odd noises right away.

Decreased Stopping Power

Do your brakes feel less effective than normal or like they require more force to get the stopping power you need? You might notice that it's harder to brake and that it takes longer than you expect to slow down or stop. If you run into this issue, your brakes need attention.

Long Brake Pedal Distance

If your brake pedal feels spongy or soft, you could have a variety of brake issues that require attention. Spongy brake pedals can be caused by worn brake linings, air in the brake lines, or problems with your brake fluid.