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The brakes on your car are essential for keeping you safe while driving. When you press down on the brake pedal, more than 40 parts work together to make the pressure your car needs to slow down or stop. Ensuring your brakes are healthy and working through regular maintenance is essential if you want to feel safe driving in stop-and-go traffic. With help from the experts at Jay Hodge Chevrolet of Muskogee near Porter, OK, you can keep up with the maintenance and repairs on your Chevy's brakes to stay safe on the road and ensure your car runs well overall.
The following signs tell you that you need a brake service immediately:
Some vehicles have a brake light that turns on when it's time for a brake inspection. It can also switch on when there’s a malfunction in the braking system. You have to go to a Chevrolet service center for both scenarios.
You should not always be concerned when your brakes produce unusual noises. They might simply be telling you that a rock is lodged in the brakes. However, they might also indicate that your brake pads must be changed.
After the brake pads have worn down, metal parts could rub against the brake rotors and produce unusual sounds in the process. It usually sounds like a loud, high-pitched squeal. You should get fresh brake pads to maintain your car’s good condition.
You should be concerned when you hear grinding noises. It indicates that something most likely is rubbing against a metal contact point. Ignoring it will aggravate the damage. Get your car to an auto shop so highly qualified experts can check and fix the problem.
If the brake pedal makes your car or steering wheel shake or vibrate, it could mean that the rotor is not level. You should fix the issue immediately because it will worsen if you don't.
If your car doesn't have enough brake fluid, you won't be able to stop because the brake fluid puts hydraulic pressure on the brake cylinder. You should check the amount of your brake fluid regularly and take your car to a service center if it's too low. If your fluid level is dropping quickly, you might have a leak.
If you press on your brakes and they feel soft, water or air may be in the system. It's also possible that your master cylinder is broken. Because soft brakes are less likely to work when they need to, you should get them fixed as soon as possible.
When it's time for brake service, you can use our online tool to set up a time and date that works for you. Check out our service and parts specials to see if you can save money on any maintenance or repair work. For all of your car's service needs, reach out to Jay Hodge Chevrolet of Muskogee near Porter, OK.