Brake Repair

Brake Repair You Can Count On

Since you shouldn’t continue driving with suspected bad brakes, it’s great to find a reputable brake repair shop nearby. That’s exactly what you’ll get when you bring your vehicle to Select AutoPros in Sanford, North Carolina. We have all the necessary tools and equipment to make the brake repairs. Furthermore, we’re staffed by factory-trained technicians adept at working on your traditionally powered, hybrid, or electric automobile, regardless of make or model. Equally important, you won’t have to drive elsewhere to reach us. We’re nearby at 1007 Hawkins Ave, Sanford, NC 27330, and we’re here to help with your brakes Mon – Fri: 8AM – 5:30PM. Same-day service is typically available. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can easily make an appointment online or by phone at (919) 774-4037.

Safety First

Whether you have a gasoline-, diesel-, or hybrid-powered automobile with traditional brakes or an electric vehicle that employs regenerative braking, the professional technicians at Select AutoPros stand ready to help you. Few things are more important than your ability to stop your car, so we put safety first. For most drivers, brakes use hydraulic force, allowing you to stop a heavy vehicle with just a small amount of pressure on the brake pedal. Specifically, pressing the pedal sends brake fluid from the master cylinder through hoses to the smaller cylinder at each wheel. The fluid force moves the brake caliper, causing contact between the brake pad and the rotor. The friction between these stops your car. You should have us check your brakes periodically to ensure they’re in good condition. See us for brake pad replacement if you hear squealing as you apply brakes. This is the most common brake repair. Pads are metallic and durable but eventually wear beneath their minimum safe thickness. Other signs of trouble include increased stopping distances, pulling to one side during braking, and noticeable vibration as you apply brakes. Further, a burning odor can indicate a problem with your brakes, including a stuck brake caliper or an emergency brake left engaged. Even though your EV’s brakes work differently, they still need attention. We can help you feel confident in your ability to stop and your braking system’s contribution toward recharging your car.