Your braking system is the most critical safety component in your vehicle, responsible for keeping you, your passengers, and other road users safe. Over time, brake components naturally wear and require proper inspection, maintenance, and replacement to maintain effective stopping performance.
Our technicians begin with a thorough examination of the entire braking system, evaluating brake pads, discs, calipers, hydraulic lines, brake fluid, master cylinders, ABS sensors, handbrake cables, and electronic brake components. We look for uneven pad wear, disc scoring, overheating marks, leaks, corrosion, and hydraulic pressure loss. Using advanced diagnostic scanners, we identify faults in ABS modules, wheel sensors, traction systems, and electronic brake distribution units to ensure everything functions correctly under all conditions.
Brake pads and discs degrade with mileage and driving habits, affecting stopping distance, pedal feel, and noise levels. We replace worn components with premium-grade or OEM-approved parts designed for durability, consistent braking, reduced fade, and excellent performance even during emergency stops. When calipers seize or stick, we repair or replace them to ensure even braking force on both wheels. After replacement, every component is bedded in properly to guarantee smooth, controlled braking.
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, leading to corrosion, internal wear, and a spongy brake pedal. Our brake fluid service involves completely flushing out old, contaminated fluid and replacing it with new, high-temperature-rated hydraulic fluid. This process restores precise pedal response, improves braking pressure, and prevents internal system damage. We also inspect the master cylinder, brake booster, and hydraulic lines for leaks or air pockets.
Modern vehicles rely heavily on electronic safety systems such as ABS, traction control, stability management, and brake assist. Faults in these systems can compromise braking stability on wet or slippery surfaces. We conduct sensor tests, wiring inspections, module diagnostics, and live data analysis to identify any malfunctioning parts. Repairs include sensor replacements, wiring repairs, module resets, and reprogramming to restore full electronic safety functionality.
A weak or unresponsive handbrake can compromise parking safety and fail MOT tests. We inspect and adjust handbrake cables, repair mechanical linkages, lubricate pivot points, and service electronic parking brake motors. If your vehicle uses an EPB system, we reset and calibrate it using manufacturer-specific diagnostic tools for accurate and reliable engagement.
