Aram's Auto · Surrey, BC
Stop confidently. Check the full brake system.
Brake inspection and repair for noise, vibration, warning lights and reduced braking performance.
Safety-critical service
Noise is a warning. Pedal feel matters too.
Brake concerns can involve pads and rotors, but also calipers, hydraulic components, fluid or electronic systems. A proper inspection looks at the system and the symptoms together.
Call promptly if the pedal feels soft, the vehicle pulls while braking, a brake warning light is on, or grinding has started. Vibration that changes with road conditions may also involve suspension components.
What to expect
A brake decision starts with the whole system.
Report how the vehicle stops
Describe pedal feel, pulling, steering-wheel shake, noise and warning lights. Note whether the symptom occurs during light braking, hard stops or every time.
Match the repair to the findings
Pads and rotors are common wear items, but caliper movement, hydraulics, hardware and electronic controls may affect the recommendation. Ask what was observed or measured and why each part is included.
Know the urgent signs
A sinking pedal, active leak, severe grinding or sudden loss of braking performance may make the vehicle unsafe to drive. Read our brake replacement guide or call for guidance.
Common questions
Brake service questions.
Does squealing always mean the brake pads are worn out?
Not always, but it should be inspected. Noise can come from wear indicators, surface condition, hardware or other components.
Should I drive with a soft brake pedal?
A soft or sinking pedal can be a serious concern. Avoid unnecessary driving and call the shop for guidance.
Ready when you are
Do not guess with brakes.
Describe the noise, pedal feel or warning light and arrange an inspection.