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Are your brakes making squealing high pitch sounds, or does it take a lot of force to stop your vehicle? Faulty brakes are a huge problem. It is imperative to have your braking system checked regularly. Today's braking systems are composed of several integral parts, all working together to ensure that your vehicle stops properly. The parts that make up your vehicle's brake system wear down over time and eventually need to be replaced. The most common brake repair performed is the replacement of brake pads.
Most modern cars have brakes on all four wheels, operated by a hydraulic system. There are two common categories: “disc type” or “drum type” brakes. When a foot pushes on the brake pedal, the force generated by the leg is amplified several times by mechanical leverage. A piston moves into the cylinder, and it squeezes the hydraulic fluid out of the end. The brake fluid is forced around the entire braking system — including the brake pad and rotor — and pressure is transmitted equally to all four brakes. The force creates friction between brake pads and disc brake rotors, which is what stops your vehicle. More pedal force means more pressure, which in turn creates more stopping power.
The brake system has many parts that need an inspection, and faulty components will require replacement. Brakes are the most essential safety feature in your car, but as brakes degrade slowly over time, they can cause slow reaction and stoppage time. Perfectly functioning brakes are a must for your safety and the safety of everyone around you on the road. Our technicians will make sure your entire brake system is performing at its highest level.
Your owner’s manual will recommend the brake service intervals for your vehicle. Prioritizing regular preventative maintenance of this system ensures your car stops when you press on the brake pedal. At Collier Goodyear Car Care Center in Naples, FL, we offer routine standard and ABS brake inspections, maintenance, and installation to our clients. Let us tackle your brake repair needs!
• Squealing, scratching, or grinding noises when applying the brakes
• Bringing your vehicle to a stop requires more pressure than normal
• Your vehicle shakes or pulls to one side when braking
• Your brake pedal vibrates when applying pressure
• Vehicle takes longer to stop than usual
Our ASE-certified professionals will install high-quality parts that meet or exceed factory specifications using the best tools and equipment to ensure your entire brake system is performing at its highest level. There are no acceptable shortcuts when a brake repair is involved. You can trust Collier Goodyear Car Care Center in Naples, FL, to make your safety a top priority. Call us, schedule an appointment online, or stop by and let us help with all your brake repair needs.
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