Brake Repair
Brake inspections, pads, rotors and fluid service for every make and model, explained in plain language before any work begins.
Your brakes are the most important safety system on your vehicle. Pads and rotors wear gradually, so changes in how your brakes feel or sound are easy to miss until they become a problem.
Our technicians inspect the complete brake system, show you what they find, and recommend only the work your vehicle needs.
Signs your brakes need attention
If you notice any of these, have it checked. We’ll inspect first and explain your options before any work begins.
- Squealing, grinding or scraping when you brake
- A soft, spongy or low brake pedal
- Pulsing or vibration in the pedal or steering wheel while stopping
- The vehicle pulls to one side under braking
- The brake or ABS warning light is on
- Longer stopping distances than you are used to
What’s included
- Brake pad and shoe inspection and replacement
- Rotor and drum inspection, resurfacing or replacement
- Caliper, hardware and brake line inspection
- Brake fluid condition check and fluid exchange
- ABS warning light diagnosis
- Parking brake inspection and adjustment
What will it cost?
Pricing depends on your vehicle and what we find. We’ll inspect, explain the options and give you an estimate before any work begins. No work is done without your approval.
What happens during your visit
Inspect
We check pad thickness, rotor condition, calipers, hoses, lines and fluid, and road-test when needed.
Explain
Your service advisor walks you through what we found and what is urgent versus what can wait.
Repair
With your approval, we replace worn parts and service the system to your vehicle’s specifications.
Verify
We test the brakes to confirm a firm pedal and smooth, straight stops before you pick up.
How often should my brakes be inspected?
A good habit is to have them checked at least once a year, or whenever you notice a change in noise, pedal feel or stopping performance. We also look at your brakes during routine services like oil changes and tire rotations.
Do I always need new rotors with new pads?
Not always. If your rotors are within the manufacturer’s specifications and wearing evenly, they may be reused. We measure them and explain the options.
Is it safe to drive with the brake light on?
A brake warning light can mean low fluid, a hydraulic problem or an engaged parking brake. Because brakes are critical to safety, have the vehicle checked as soon as possible.
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Learn moreSchedule brake repair in downtown Tacoma
Appointments receive priority, and same-day appointments are available. Mon–Fri 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM · 616 Broadway, Tacoma