About Brake safety Inspection
Brake Safety Inspection
The condition of your brakes is one of the most important factors in your vehicle's function and safety. Responding quickly to any signs of an issue with your brakes will not only save you money but could save your life!
What could be the issue that requires a brake safety inspection
- Emergency brake is engaged
- Worn or uneven brake pads
- Worn parts
- Worn brake shoes
- Bent backing plate
- Broken retracting springs
- Warped rotors
- Dirty brake fluid
- Malfunctioning brake booster
- Brake line issues
- Collapsed brake hose
- Side pin or caliper is stuck
- Loss of hydraulic pressure
Having your braking system in perfect working order is vital to the safety of your vehicle.
What to expect
- Your certified mechanic will arrive during your scheduled time slot
- Your GoWrench mechanic will inspect all components of the brake system
- Your GoWrench mechanic will provide detailed feedback on your issue
How is a rotors are turning blue inspection done by a mechanic?
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic will visually inspect your brake system, including the brake pads, fluids, hoses/lines, calipers and rotors to name a few
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic may test drive your vehicle to look for any signs of an issue with the brake system
- Once completed, your certified GoWrench Mechanic will provide a detailed description of the issue and next steps.
How important is having a brake safety inspection?
Having broken or worn brakes can compromise your brake system and therefore your safety while driving. Not only that, if left for too long the damage can become extensive and costly. Having a GoWrench mechanic inspect your entire brake system for issues will keep your vehicle in safe working order!
