Chevrolet Brake Inspection

What are the signs that I need to schedule a Chevrolet Brake Inspection?

Brake inspection is an easy service to have performed at the same time as another service. This is especially true if you are having your tires rotated. The technician will already have the wheel removed and can easily inspect your brake system at the same time. Having this service done often ensures you are always safe to hit the road. At Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing, we design our inspection services to be thorough and value-added. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, it’s time to schedule a Chevrolet Brake Inspection service at Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing:

• Worn out brake pads
• Cracked or warped rotors
• Noises when pressing the brake pedal
• Vibration when braking
• You have driven beyond the Brake Service Maintenance Interval

Chevrolet Brake Inspection, Service & Replacement As needed

The brake system has several major components that contribute to stopping your Chevrolet vehicle, such as the brake pads, rotors, calipers, lines, and brake fluid. All of these vital brake system parts were designed for longevity; however, driving forces will eventually cause them to lose integrity. That means the various components of your brake system will wear out and need to be repaired or replaced before they cause expensive damages. Typically, brake pads will need to be replaced every 100,000 miles. In most cases, the front set will need to be replaced before the rear because they experience quicker wear and tear. Your brake fluid should be checked during other services to ensure it is clean and topped-off.