Brakes are a very important part of your vehicle and taking good care of them is important too.
Good Question. There really is no right or wrong answer for this. It all depends on you, the driver and your driving conditions. If you do a lot of city driving in traffic with quick stops, your brakes won’t last as long as if you do more highway driving with slower stopping. Most manufacturers say anywhere from 25,000 to 65,000 miles is typically a life span for new brakes.
Fortunately, there are warning signs that your brakes will need to be preplaced soon. If you are having trouble with a low or spongy brake pedal, a hard brake pedal, a brake warning light that stays on, or if you hear grinding or screeching when you press the brake pedal, you will need to get your brakes inspected right away. It’s not a good idea to drive around with worn out brakes for obvious reasons such as safety, but there are also some not-so-obvious reasons as well. Your brakes have multiple moving parts that if left unattended could get very pricey to replace.
Bring your vehicle in for a FREE visual brake inspection. Our expert technicians will measure your brake pads/shoes and perform a brake fluid test. If your brakes need servicing, they will give you a written estimate of the cost and get your approval before performing any work on your vehicle. And of course, if your brakes are in good condition and don’t need servicing, we’ll tell you that too. You can trust Hilltop Tire to give you an honest opinion always with your safety in mind.
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