
Subaru Brake Service in Fremont, CA
The technicians at Premier Subaru of Fremont will inspect your brakes as part of routine maintenance. If you have issues or are concerned about your brakes, you can have the technicians look at the brake system to see if a component needs replaced. Maintaining your brakes will help the system last longer and can prevent a serious accident. You can make an appointment if you notice a strange sound coming from your brakes when you apply pressure. You may just want to schedule an inspection to make sure no replacements are necessary. Go online and schedule an appointment for brake service with your Subaru Forester or Subaru Impreza. If you live or work around Newark, Fremont, Union City or other communities nearby, you can rely on top quality care of your vehicle with the service department at Premier Subaru of Fremont.
The Experts at Premier Subaru of Fremont Can Repair Your Vehicle's Brakes
Whether you're cruising down the highway in a Subaru WRX going at top speed or carpooling your family in a Subaru Outback, you want to know you're safe with every mile. One of the most important safety components in a vehicle is the brake system. Premier Subaru of Fremont provides brake services to keep your Subaru running well and safe.
Drivers use their brakes every time they get behind the wheel. Over time, the brakes wear out. They don't respond as quickly and may take longer to make a full stop. Brake replacement is a normal part of routine maintenance with your Subaru vehicle. Brake pads have the most wear and need to be replaced at specific intervals. If you wait too long or have a lot of miles on your vehicle, you may also need to replace the rotors. Occasionally, the brake lines will break, which can cause you to lose control of your vehicle and be unable to stop.
What to Expect with Brake Service at Premier Subaru of Fremont
When you come to Premier Subaru of Fremont, we'll take care of your brake system. We offer a variety of services related to your brakes, such as an inspection. With an inspection, we check the brake pads and rotors, inspect the brake lines and hoses, and let you know if we see something that needs to be repaired or replaced.
Our service center also performs brake pad replacement when your pads are worn out. We can smooth out the rotors if they have become rough or replace them if the damage is too great to be repaired. If you have brake drums instead of rotors, we can replace the brake shoes, which are in place of the brake pads.
Part of your regularly scheduled maintenance is flushing out your brake system and replacing the fluid with new. You can schedule that service with us, which will include our technicians checking for any leaks. If you have issues with your anti-lock brakes (ABS), we'll test the components and check for needed repairs.
We can take care of all your brake service needs and repairs to ensure you can stop whenever you need to. You can schedule service online or give us a call.
How to Know Your Brakes Need Service
When you bring your vehicle in for an oil change or multi-point inspection, we'll check your main brake components. If we notice any issues, we'll provide you with a written estimate that details the work that needs to be done and how much it will cost.
You may also notice issues in between services with your brakes. If you notice any of the following signs of brake problems, you should schedule service soon:
- Dashboard lights come on, such as the ABS light or BRAKE light.
- Fluid is leaking out from the brake lines or other components.
- The vehicle takes longer to stop, or you press down further on the brake pedal.
- You hear squealing noises when you apply the brakes, which indicate the pads are getting worn.
- You her a grinding noise when you brake, which indicates the rotors are damaged.
- The vehicle shakes or vibrates when you try to stop.
- The brakes don't feel firm but are spongy.
- Brakes are stiff and hard to press down.
- Vehicle pulls to one side when you brake.
You can expect to have your brakes changed a few times while you own your vehicle. Some pads last for 30,000 miles while others can continue to work for 80,000 miles or longer. Brake fluid only needs to be changed every two to five years unless it appears dirty or there's another problem. Regular inspection is important to know when these components should be taken care of before they cause major damage to your brake system.
You can rely on Premier Subaru of Fremont to take care of your brake system with our experienced service technicians. Contact us for an appointment to keep your brakes operating correctly and you safe on the road.