Brake Repair

About Brake Service & Repair

Your brake system is a complex combination of hardware, hoses, fluids, hydraulics and calipers. Depending on your vehicle, your brake system could be composed of pads and rotors or shoes and drums.

At Paul’s Auto, we offer brake services where we are able to clean and adjust the brake rotors, pads and service the calipers to keep your braking system functioning accordingly.

Sometimes a brake service is not enough and the parts need to be replaced. Our technicians will install your new brake system components on your vehicle, ensure everything is running as it should, confirm with a test drive and keep you stopping on a dime to keep you and your vehicle safe

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Top Warning Sign

If this light comes on your dash, this is the indicator for your brakes. Bringing your vehicle in can determine if your brakes need a service or replacement.

Two Types of Car Brake Systems

Premium Long Lasting Performance for Your Car

In case you are interested, here are basic diagrams of a Hydraulic Disc Brake System and a Hydraulic Drum Brake System. Remember, that our mechanics are familiar with braking systems and are expert in repairing your brakes quickly and efficiently.

6 Common Warning Signs Your Brakes Need Service

Your brakes are one of the most important safety components in your vehicle.

The best way to prevent expensive brake repairs is to get regular inspections and maintenance. Getting to know your vehicle, and how it should feel and sound will help you know when your brakes may need service

Brake or ABS Warning Light On

Never ignore a brake or ABS warning light on your dash. It’s a direct signal from your car that something is wrong. We can run a quick diagnostic to find and fix the problem.

Soft or Spongy Brakes

If your brake pedal feels mushy or sinks to the floor, it’s a serious safety risk. This could mean air in the lines or a master cylinder issue. Get your brake system checked immediately.

Squealing or Grinding Brakes

A high-pitched squeal means your brake pads are getting low. A loud grinding noise means they’re already gone. Both are clear signs you need a brake inspection right away to prevent more costly damage.

Vibrating or Pulsating Pedal

Feeling a shake in your steering wheel or a pulse in the brake pedal? This often points to warped rotors, which can compromise your stopping power. Let us restore your smooth, confident stop.

Car Pulls to One Side

Your car should brake in a straight line. If it pulls left or right, your braking system is dangerously imbalanced. We can find the cause—like a stuck caliper—and fix it fast.

Burning Smell from Wheels

A sharp, burning chemical smell can mean your brakes are severely overheating, possibly due to a stuck part. This is a critical warning that requires immediate professional attention.