Mobile Brake Repair in Salt Lake City, UT
Your brakes squeal at every light, or the pedal sinks toward the floor and the car takes longer to stop than it used to. Sometimes it starts as a grinding that got worse over a week and now you feel it in the pedal. We bring the pads, rotors and tools to the car and do the work where it sits. Most brake jobs are same-day.
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The squeal you hear is usually a small metal tab on the pad touching the rotor, and it is built to do that when the pad gets thin. Leave it long enough and the pad backing scores the rotor, which turns a pad job into a pad and rotor job. If the pedal sinks slowly while you hold it at a light, that points at fluid rather than pads, so we check the lines and the master cylinder before we quote you anything. An address here is a coordinate, so if you pulled over and never caught the road name, read us the two numbers off the nearest corner sign. The grid counts blocks out from Temple Square, and that pair of numbers puts us within a block of the car. Blocks in this city run long, so a car stopped mid-block sits a lot further from the nearest help than the same car would in most towns. That is why we come to it instead of asking you to drive on bad brakes.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Brake Repair in Salt Lake City
Can you replace brakes in my driveway or an apartment lot? +
Yes. We need level ground and enough room to get a jack under the car and pull a wheel. A parking stall or a spot along the curb works fine as long as the car is not on a slope.
I broke down and I do not know what road I am on. How do I tell you where I am? +
Read us the two numbers on the nearest corner sign, like 2100 South and 1300 East. Those numbers are a coordinate off the grid, and they put us on your block without either of us knowing the road name.
Do I need new rotors every time I get pads? +
Not always. If the rotors are still above minimum thickness and are not grooved or warped, new pads go on the rotors you have. We measure them at the car and show you the number.
How long does a brake job take? +
One axle usually takes about an hour and a half once we are parked next to the car. Doing front and rear together runs closer to three hours. If the parts are on the van, we finish the same day.
Serving the Salt Lake Valley
We provide brake repair including West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy and Taylorsville.