Brake Service

Brake Service

What is a Brake Service?

When you have your car serviced at the dealership, make sure it's also gotten a Brake Service. This involves inspection and cleaning of all brake components to ensure proper function- not just for brakes but other things brake components as well. The Toyota Certified Technicians will measure pad thickness so that any issues can be identified before they become serious problems.

Why is a Brake Service important?

If you don't have your brakes serviced, they will wear down and become less effective. This increases the risk of crashing or having an accident with brake failure.

Is it time to schedule a Brake Service? 

Having a Brake Service every 12 months will ensure long brake life, low repair bills, and safe, peace of mind driving for years to come.


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