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Squeaky Brakes? Book a Brake Inspection in Aldershot

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BRAKE INSPECTION

Are you concerned about the safety of your vehicle’s brakes? At Gforce Tyres, all brake checks are conducted by fully trained technicians to ensure your vehicle’s safety. Enjoy our complimentary service with no obligations, and receive transparent quotes for any necessary repairs. We exclusively utilize premium parts, maintaining the standards we’d apply to our vehicles. Additionally, replaced parts are either returned to you or disposed of eco-consciously. Did you know what is the most surprising part we also provide a free brake inspection. 

SIGNS THAT YOUR BRAKES MAY BE IN NEED OF REPAIR

Are you concerned about the safety of your vehicle’s brakes? Look out for signs such as sinking pedals, unusual noises, or vibrations when braking. 

  • The brake pedal sinks when you apply pressure
  • You hear unusual noises when braking
  • You feel vibration when braking
  • Your brakes feel hard or spongy when applying pressure
  • There is additional slack in the handbrake or difficulty removing the handbrake
  • Your vehicle pulls to one side when braking
  • The brake warning light is illuminated

Even if you aren’t experiencing these problems, we recommend routine car brake inspection.

WHAT HAPPENS AT GFORCE Tyres DURING THE BRAKE CHECK?

When you arrive, an experienced technician will welcome you and explain the brake check process. While you wait, all visible parts of your vehicle’s braking system will be inspected for signs of wear and tear. Our Full Brake Inspection service ensures your safety as our top priority, reducing the risk of future repair expenses. This examination includes a detailed brake reading and an extensive check of the entire braking system. You can trust our expert technicians to provide accurate assessments and ensure your vehicle’s optimal performance.

  • Checking digital measurements of brake pad, disc, shoe, and drum wear
  • Checking the condition and operation of calipers wheel cylinders
  • Inspecting the condition of brake hoses and brake pipes (checking for leaks or corrosion)
  • Testing handbrake performance and assessing cable and linkage condition
  • Brake Fluid moisture content test
  • Checking master cylinder and servo operation
  • Inspecting brake light condition and operation
  • A full report of the condition of your brakes
  • A free, no-obligation quote on any potential work to be carried out

Following a thorough inspection, the inspection cost will be deducted from the brake service if brake work is necessary.

How to book?

Looking for a brake inspection service near me? Select your nearest GForce Tyres, pick your appointment time, and provide your details at checkout. GForce Tyres follows the Motor Industry Code of Practice, offering complimentary checks like wheel alignment, tyres, exhaust, and battery. Choose seasonal vehicle inspections to prepare it for changing temperatures. Why not schedule one or more of these checks for early road safety steps?

FAQs

Do I need new brake pads?

If your brakes are excessively worn or damaged, brake pad replacement may be required. GForce’s expert mechanics assess your brake pads’ condition and provide guidance accordingly. Additionally, a brake check might reveal that replacing the brake fluid often resolves the issue.

When to replace your brakes?

The frequency of replacing your car’s brake pads, discs, and fluids depends on your driving habits and usage patterns. Front brakes often wear out faster than rear brakes due to bearing the brunt of braking loads, especially in front-wheel-drive vehicles. It’s advisable to replace both front and rear brake pads once they reach a thickness of 3mm. Assess worn brake discs against the manufacturer’s specifications, replacing them if below the recommended measurement.

Do faulty brakes fail MOTs?

Yes, faulty brakes can cause your car to fail its MOT, rendering it unroadworthy. Without a valid MOT, you risk facing a £1,000 fine, which typically exceeds the cost of brake pad replacement.

How to inspect brake rotors?

During brake rotor inspection, look for signs of wear, such as scoring, grooves, or warping. Check for thickness using a micrometer; if the rotors are below the manufacturer’s minimum thickness, they need replacement. Listen for unusual noises while braking, and ensure the surface is smooth for optimal performance.

VISIT TODAY FOR A FREE BRAKE inspection.