The most convenient brake repair service

Your time is precious, so why waste it sitting around at an auto shop that tries to sell you on brake repairs you do not necessarily need? At Professional Auto Repair, we make brake repairs simple. You will not find a more convenient brake repair service than offered by Professional Auto Repair. Skip the brake shop; we provide brake repair services on nearly every make and model.

Experienced brake mechanics

All our technicians are fully certified by the Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Our certified brake mechanics are experienced and ready to tackle brake repairs on nearly all major makes and models, so you are always in good hands.

How many hours does a brake job take?

The type of car brake service you need is the best indicator of time requirements. The time it takes for a brake repair job also depends on which type of vehicle you have and what parts the shop has on hand. Proper maintenance of a vehicle’s brake system is essential because failing brakes could lead to an accident. Because the various components that make up the brake system are normal wear items, they will eventually need to be replaced. A brake job generally takes 30 minutes to 1 hour per expert mechanic. Your auto repair technician will provide a written estimate and a detailed explanation of any diagnosed brake problems before making repairs.

Brake service, cost & inspection

A brake inspection should include a check of all brake parts and connectors, brake fluid condition, external brake lights, dashboard lights, and hydraulic pressure through the brake lines. At Professional Auto Repair, we know that stellar service does not have to exclude cost-effective solutions, whether it is new anti-lock brakes or an older model. As you might imagine, making the minor fixes that we spot during a brake service could save you a tremendous amount of money by preventing you from paying for more extensive repairs and part replacements.

Our brake assessment will include:

1. Brake function: measurement of pads thickness

2. Fluids: inspection of brake fluid levels and leaks

3. Rotors/drums: determining if resurfacing or replacement is needed

4. Wheel cylinders: check wheel cylinders for function

5. Brake hardware: inspect hardware for wear and tear

6. Brake hoses: problems with the hoses are common and need regular checking as they can wear out

What will my brake service include?

Professional Automotive Repair offers full brake repair services that include everything from simple brake pad replacements to complex ABS diagnosis and repair, shoe replacement, brake rotor and drum replacement, brake fluid exchanges, and brake system flush. For more information, contact us today.