Brake Service Near Me Mount Pocono PA

Do My Brakes Need Service?

While every vehicle is just a little bit different, one thing that should be standard is how often you get your vehicle's brakes inspected. Have your Chevrolet's brakes checked alongside each oil change and tire rotation visit to make sure everything is in good condition.

Brake pads typically last somewhere between two and five years of driving depending on your mileage and other factors. It's always best to have a certified technician take a look on a routine basis, especially if you notice any of these symptoms of worn out brakes:

• Delayed Braking Performance: When you put your foot on the brake pedal, the result should be immediate. If it's taking your car longer to come to a stop, take heed!
• Screeching Noise: Probably the most common warning sign that your brake pads need to be replaced is hearing a screeching noise when you apply pressure to the brake.
• Lit Dashboard Light: Your Chevy's dashboard is your car's way of communicating an internal problem or issue with you. If you see the word "BRAKE" appear on the dash, bring your car by as soon as you can.
• Shaking Steering Wheel: If your steering wheel or brake pedal isn't holding steady, be sure to get your vehicle some one-on-one time with a certified automotive technician.