Chevrolet Brake Services
Chevrolet Brakes Services in Lansing, MI
When a Chevrolet car, truck, van, or SUV in the Lansing area needs Brakes Services, we invite you to take the guesswork out of the service by trusting your Chevrolet brake system maintenance and repair experts at Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing.
No matter what your Chevrolet vehicle needs to restore the brakes system to peak performance and factory specifications, you can rest assured that we will always provide unsurpassed brakes services with top-shelf quality and maximum value.
Overview of Brakes Services
- Brake Inspection - service features a Certified Technician with extensive training and experience inspecting the brake system on vehicles just like yours. The entire brake system gets a thorough and comprehensive evaluation of the system’s performance, including each component’s condition, including brake fluid, rotors, calipers, lines, master cylinder, and pads.
- Brake Pads Replacement - service focuses on replacing worn brake pads with new Chevrolet OEM Brake Pads to restore powerful braking, reliable stopping, and maximum safety for thousands of more miles to come.
- Brake Fluid Exchange - a Certified Technician drains the old brake fluid and installs fresh Chevrolet-approved brake fluid to restore peak brake system performance at factory specifications.
- Brake Rotors Resurfacing & Replacement - a Certified Technician will begin by inspecting the brake rotors for excessive wear or damages. If the rotors have limited wear, they can get restored to factory specifications with resurfacing service; however, if the rotor wear is excessive and resurfacing cannot restore factory specifications, the rotors will need replacement service with Genuine Chevrolet Rotors.
Warning Signs of a Brake Problem
When a brake system develops a defective component, the warning signs of the problem are often the same in terms of poor brake system performance, driving comfort, and noise.
Most common warning signs associated with a brake system problem:
- Requiring more distance to stop
- Brake pedal feels overly stiff or soft
- Brake fluid leaking or needs topping off
- Noise during braking – grinding, screeching, or squeaking
- Brake system warning light
- Car pulls to a side while braking
- Vibration or shaking in the steering wheel or cabin while braking