Expert Brake Repair Services

Ensure your safety with top-notch brake repair services from Flynn's Tire & Auto Service. Available throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania, our ASE-certified technicians use the latest technology to provide comprehensive brake services, including pad replacements, rotor resurfacing, and caliper adjustments, ensuring your vehicle stops reliably every time.

Why Proper Brake Maintenance is Crucial

Safety First

The brake system is your vehicle’s most critical safety feature. Regular maintenance helps prevent potential accidents and ensures optimal braking performance, especially under adverse weather conditions.

Longevity and Cost Savings

Well-maintained brakes last longer and save you money by preventing more expensive repairs down the road. Early detection of issues like worn pads or leaking fluids can significantly reduce repair costs.

Enhanced Vehicle Performance

Properly functioning brakes contribute to better vehicle handling and stability, providing a smoother and safer driving experience.

Our Comprehensive Brake Services

Flynn's Tire & Auto Service offers a complete range of brake repair services:

• Brake Pad Replacement: Essential for effective braking and noise reduction.
• Rotor Resurfacing or Replacement: Ensures a smooth surface for the brake pads to contact.
• Caliper Adjustment and Replacement: Critical for the proper functioning of the brake system.
• Brake Line Inspection and Repair: Checks for leaks and ensures that hydraulic fluid is at the correct level.
• Brake Fluid Flush: Replaces old, contaminated fluid to maintain brake system performance.

Signs You Need Brake Service

If you experience any of the following, it might be time for a brake check:

• Squealing or Grinding Noises: Indicative of worn brake pads or rotors.
• Vibrations or Pulsing in the Pedal or Steering Wheel: Usually a sign of warped rotors.
• Soft or Spongy Brake Pedal: This could indicate air in the hydraulic lines or a problem with the master cylinder.
• Vehicle Pulling to One Side When Braking: Often caused by uneven brake pad wear or faulty calipers.