Tire / Brake Services

Your brake system's rotors, in conjunction with the brake pads, help bring your vehicle to a complete stop. Commonly made of cast iron, rotors are discs that mount to the wheel hub. When you press the brake pedal, the brake pads compress against the rotors and slow your wheels. Rotor design may vary from vehicle to vehicle and from brake system to brake system. Variations in design help dissipate the heat created between the brake pads and the rotors when you slow your vehicle. Disc brake systems can account for heat dissipation in two ways: either the rotors will have a ventilated design, or the brake pads will contain a slot on the surface. These vents and slots provide passages so air circulation can effectively cool the rotor. Proper heat dissipation is extremely important for prolonging the life of your rotors. Drivers are encouraged to watch their brake rotors and seek rotor repairs or rotor replacements when necessary.

Why Should You Have Brake Rotor Replacement Services?

Brake pads and rotors work together to stop your vehicle, and share similar wear patterns. As brake pads compress against the rotor to stop the vehicle, the friction required to slow your wheels creates a large amount of heat that, if not properly dissipated, can wear down your brake pads and rotors. A vibrating brake pedal is one indication that your rotors are damaged and need to be replaced. When a rotor is removed from the brake assembly, the rotor will be inspected for cracks and other damage incurred during routine operation. Periodic inspections of rotors will prolong rotor repairs and replacements while ensuring your brake system continues operating as expected. Seeking brake rotor replacements within the service intervals indicated by your owner's manual, or as wear and tear dictates, is an important part of brake maintenance. If you are wondering if a rotor replacement is right for your vehicle, please consult with a member of our service staff today.

Schedule Your Brake Inspections and Tune-Ups with Us

Because of the delicate balance between hydraulic fluid, rotors, calipers, and brake pads, the brakes on your car need to be regularly tuned up. On average, we suggest bringing your vehicle in for brake service every 4 to 6 months, or if you’re driving a lot, approximately every 5000 miles or 8000 kilometers. This will ensure that your brakes continue to function properly and keep you safe on the road.

As part of our customer satisfaction guarantee, we strive to keep the cost of our brake services as low as possible. You shouldn’t have to break the bank to get great brakes! Join hundreds of others who have already discovered the benefits of regularly scheduled brake tune-ups and maintenance checks at 2 Brothers Mobile Auto Repair LLC. Call us today!

Certified Auto Brake Specialists

To ensure the high caliber car brake services our clients have come to expect, we verify that every mechanic on staff is certified and trained. At 2 Brothers Mobile Auto Repair LLC, being an auto mechanic is not just a job. It’s a profession. It’s a passion. And we put that dedication, honesty, and integrity into every job we complete.

We’re confident that when you book a maintenance check or repair with us, you’ll be a customer for life. With expert brake technicians dedicated to maintaining high-quality service standards, it’s no surprise that we’re known as the best auto brake shop in the area. See for yourself!

What Is Included in a Typical Brake Job?

When you bring your vehicle in for a brake service, the goal is to restore it to good-as-new condition. The first thing we’ll do is run a series of diagnostic tests. These will determine any possible weak points that require tuning or repair. We will inspect the following:

• Brake lines
• Brake rotors and drums
• Calipers
• Brake pads service
• Brake hardware
• Brake fluid
• Master cylinder

Each component requires its own thorough analysis. Once we have an idea of the current condition of your brakes, we will then be able to draft an estimate for the parts and labor. In a typical brake service, you can expect us to replace the brake pads and the brake fluid. However, other components may require replacement as well, depending on levels of wear, corrosion, or damage.