Best Brake Service in Omaha

• It's been over 12,000 miles or 12 months since your last brake inspection.
• You're nearing or have exceeded the recommended mileage for brake fluid changes.
• The warning light on your dashboard is illuminated.
• You hear grinding or squealing noises when braking.
• Your car pulls to one side when you press the brake pedal.
• It takes longer to stop than usual.
• The brake pedal feels soft or spongy, or there's a delay in response.
• The pedal goes to the floor, requiring extra pressure to stop.

Brakes are one of the most critical components of your vehicle, so it's essential to address any maintenance needs promptly.

Brake Service and Inspection

During a brake service, our mobile mechanics will check:

• Front and rear brake pad wear and condition
• Rotor wear
• Drum wear and condition
• Brake fluid levels and quality
• E-brake (Parking Brake) functionality

After these checks, we’ll advise you on any necessary services, which may include:

• Installing new brake pads or shoes
• Resurfacing or replacing brake rotors or drums
• Changing brake fluid and bleeding the system
• Replacing brake lines, hoses, and other components
• Brake Fluid Change

Brake fluid can become contaminated over time, leading to erosion and decreased performance. We perform a strip dip brake test to check for contamination and determine if a fluid change is needed.

Brake Bleeding

If your brake fluid level drops or air enters the system, it can cause a spongy brake pedal feel. Our team will remove any air to restore proper brake function.

If you suspect you need brake services, look no further! Mobile Mechanic Pros of Omaha is available 24/7. Contact us anytime, and we’ll be happy to assist you!

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