Brake Service
Brake Service
Braking systems are vital for all vehicles as a matter of safety, and if these don’t work correctly, it can place the driver and pedestrians at risk. Over time brake will wear because of the friction that is imposed on the pads, and if they aren’t checked, they can reach the stage of not stopping a vehicle or failing altogether.
Any Orlando mechanic would advise having the braking system of a vehicle checked on a regular basis because this can help to prolong the time between a full brake service where parts might need to be changed.
Symptoms of Brake Wear and Brake System Problems
- It has been over 12 months since the brakes were checked, the vehicle has gone over 12,000 miles.
- The brake warning light is permanently illuminated on the dash
- You can hear a grinding or squealing noise when you brake
- The recommended period of changing the brake fluid has lapsed
- The vehicle tries to swerve to the side under braking
- The car takes longer to stop when depressing the brake pedal
- The brake pedal feels spongy, and there is a delay before the brakes work
- The pedal goes directly to the floor when pushed
Orlando Mobile Brake Services
We understand how hard it is to find a garage that can fit you in to check the braking system of your vehicle. For this reason, New Age Mobile Mechanic in Orlando will come to any destination you want so our skilled brake technicians can give your vehicle a check before you find you need the brakes repaired.
We have access to the most abundant supply of OEM brake parts, so with just the make and model of the vehicle, our mechanics can access all they would need to fix any problems on your vehicle including oil change.
A brake system check is quite comprehensive so our mobile mechanics will explain everything they are going to check before they do it so as not to spring any hidden surprises. Here is a quick breakdown of what they would check when they visit your Orlando home to give your vehicle a brake system service.
- Both front and rear brake pads, or brake shoes are checked for overall condition and signs of wear
- Rotors are checked and tested for wear, and seals are checked for leaks
- Drums or discs are inspected for wear and damage
- The brake fluid condition and levels are checked
- The parking brake effectiveness is tested and adjusted if needed