Car Brakes

If you feel shaking movements or hear loud grinding noises when braking, your car brakes should be inspected immediately. Our customers in Glendale, Burbank, North Hollywood and Pasadena trust out ASE-certified brake mechanics to make them feel safe braking again. Your brake system job will be done right the first time, every time.

Brake Service in Glendale, CA

Enjoy shorter stopping distances, increased pedal feel, quiet braking.

Your safety depends on brakes that work properly. Regular brake service maintenance and inspections are essential for all brake system components.

For car owners, you should expect to service your brakes between 25,000 and 45,000 miles; for SUV or truck owners, between 20,000 and 30,000 miles.

Our brake mechanics recommend a brake inspection every 6,000 miles, between every other oil change, or in 3 month intervals. You should also change your brake fluid between 24,000 and 36,000 miles, or whatever your owner's manual recommends.

Scheduled brake service maintenance and inspections not only keep you safe on the road, but can save you money by avoiding expensive brake repairs, like machnining brake discs because you let your brake pads wear down to their metal backing plates.

We are licensed by the State of California as an Official Brake Adjusting Station in Glendale, CA. We have a Class C license to test, inspect, adjust, and repair all brakes and brake systems on all vehicles.

We are equipped with special measuring devices to help us determine whether your braking system meets the manufacturer's specifications to ensure everything works properly and no hazards exists which might cause a brake failure.

Troubleshooting

Read our Top 10 Tips for troubleshooting brake problems. If you experience any of these warning signs, your car brakes need a brake inspection at our Official Brake Adjusting Station in Glendale, CA.

Tip 1 of 10 - Anytime the brake warning light comes on

Tip 2 of 10 - Any changes in pedal action or height

Tip 3 of 10 - Any noise each time the brakes are applied

Tip 4 of 10 - Anytime the vehicle dives or pulls to one side when the brakes are applied

Tip 5 of 10 - Anytime a visual inspection reveals brake fluid streaks

Tip 6 of 10 - Anytime a wheel locks up when the brakes are applied

Tip 7 of 10 - Anytime the anti-lock brake warning light comes on

Tip 8 of 10 - Anytime brake fluid has to be added on a frequent basis

Tip 9 of 10 - Anytime it takes longer than normal to stop the vehicle

Tip 10 of 10 - Anytime the brake pedal goes to the bottom and the pedal has to be pumped in order to maintain brake pressure

Quality Brake Parts

We only stock the best quality brake parts to replace your brakes system, such as front and rear brake pads, brake discs, brake shoes, brake cylinders. All parts ensure top braking performance, noise reduction, and corrosion resistance.