Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement
Recommended Every 25,000 - 50,000 Miles
$30 Off Per Axle
Service includes brake pad replacement and either rotor replacement or resurfacing. Discount is per axle.
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Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement
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We recommend regular brake inspections and maintenance to ensure your vehicle's braking system is in top condition. This includes checking the brake pads and rotors for wear and replacing them as needed.
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Ron Marhofer Chevrolet Brake Services
We proudly provide thorough brake services to keep you safe on the road, including regular brake inspections, fluid exchanges for optimal performance, and the replacement of worn brake pads and rotors with genuine OEM parts. Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we’re excited to help you enjoy a smooth, confident driving experience!
Basic Brake Care
Your brake system will need to be maintained throughout the life of your Chevrolet vehicle. There are no specific mileage intervals for brake service because brake wear varies depending on driving habits and conditions. At Ron Marhofer Chevrolet, your brakes are inspected during every multipoint inspection. Our trained technicians will inspect your vehicle’s front and rear brake pads (or shoes), rotors, hoses, and calipers for wear. They’ll also inspect fluid lines for cracks and leaks.
Signs Your Brakes Need Service
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Chirping, Squealing, or Whistling Sounds: These sounds can occur when your brake wear indicators rub against the rotors, signaling that the brake pads are ready for replacement.
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Grinding Noises: Indicates that the brake pads are worn down to the metal.
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Longer Stopping Distances: Brake pads or rotors are too worn down for proper stopping distances.
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Spongy Brake Pedal Feel: Indicates air in the brake lines or a problem with the brake fluid.
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Brake Pedal Extends Farther Than Normal: Suggests worn brake pads or a problem with the hydraulic system.
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Vibration in the Brake Pedal or Steering Wheel: Indicates warped rotors.
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Vehicle Pulls to One Side When Braking: Suggests uneven brake pad wear or a problem with the brake caliper.
Our Amenities
When your Hyundai is in need of maintenance or repairs of any kind, we’re happy to help! We offer a VIP Service experience to make the whole process easier for you.
Beverage & Coffee Bar
Certified Technicians
Comfortable Waiting Area
Knowledgeable Service Advisors
Online Service Scheduling
Comfortable Waiting Area