Brake Service
The braking system of a vehicle includes components that must be tested, repaired, or replaced. Just Tires technicians will inspect and repair brake pads and shoes as required, as well as resurface rotors and replace your brake fluid. Schedule a brake repair service near you today.
- 24 month / 24,000 Mile Warranty on Parts & Labor
- Lifetime Warranty on Brake Pads
- 24 month / 24,000 Mile Warranty on Parts & Labor
- 6 month / 6,000 Mile Warranty on Parts & Labor
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ABOUT OUR BRAKE SERVICE
What’s Included with Our Brake Service?
Just Tires service technicians are trained to inspect, repair, and if necessary, replace your brake system to ensure it's working efficiently and effectively.
Our service includes:
- Replacing your worn brake pads and/or brake shoes
- Resurfacing your brake rotors or drums
- Replacing your brake fluid as needed
Why is a Brake Service Important?
Brakes must be inspected, fixed, or upgraded on an annual basis because they are made of materials and parts that wear out over time.
If brake checks and servicing are ignored, it can lead to more costly repairs and replacements, as well as a dangerous loss of stopping capacity.
How Often Do Brakes Need to be Repaired?
It’s recommended to have your brakes checked every 12 months or 15,000 miles. Check your vehicle’s owner’s manual for your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendation. If any help is needed, book time with your local Just Tires today.
FAQS: Ask a mechanic
- Your brakes are continuously squeaking, squealing, or grinding
- Your brake or anti-lock braking system (ABS) warning light comes on
- Your car jerks or pulls to one side when braking
- Your brake pedal feels soft or goes to the floor when pressed
An out-of-round brake rotor or brake drum can cause shakiness, which you may be able to feel through the brake pedal. A sticking brake caliper with worn-out brake hardware may also be a contributing factor, which will create vibrations through the steering wheel while driving.
To learn more, check out our explanation of How Brakes Work.
This symptom of grinding brakes usually indicates that the friction material has worn away, leaving the metal backing plate in contact with the rotor. The rotors may show wear or score marks as a result of this. Contamination of the friction material or misaligned pads due to worn-out hardware may also induce grinding. Come by your nearest Just Tires location immediately if you're feeling any grinding when braking.
For more information about when to have your brakes inspected, read our Signs You Need to Get Your Brakes Checked.
A brake caliper is the part of the brake system located at the wheel that applies pressure on the piston which, in turn, pushes the brake pad against the rotor to slow or stop the vehicle.
Interested in learning more about Brake Calipers, here are the Top 3 Things You Need to Know.
LEARN MORE
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