Chevrolet Brakes in Sanger, TX

Chevrolet Brake System Service in Sanger, TX

We provide certified brake system services to Chevrolet owners in Sanger, Pilot Point, Denton, Aubrey, and Krum, TX. They trust us for routine brake maintenance and repairs because they know expert certified technicians complete services using quality genuine OEM parts to Chevrolet standards. Customers also enjoy paying less for service and parts using regular brake specials/rebates advertised on the website. Schedule brake system service today at Glenn Polk Chevrolet of Sanger.

Brake Inspections

The braking system slows your Chevrolet down in congested traffic and provides powerful stopping resistance at the wheels to prevent collisions. The brake system works well and has durable components, but the system requires routine inspections to assess the critical components that require maintenance as needed. Drivers also schedule inspections when braking problems surface, such as new noises, taking longer to stop, leaking fluid, or dashboard warning lights. Inspections include a certified technician assessing the brake pads, lines, rotors, master cylinder, and fluid.

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Brake Pad Replacement

Brake pads are pressed into the rotor disc to generate powerful resistance to forward momentum. Brake pads are durable high-friction material, but the intense friction and heat cause them to wear away incrementally. They often wear away at variable rates when positioned at the front or rear axle, so we cater to variable wear by replacing all, rear or front brake pads as needed.

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Brake Rotors

Brake rotors are designed with a flat disc portion where the brake pads are located. The ideal brake rotor disc is as flat as possible, but they can get variable grooves that reduce flatness and the surface area available to create resistance. Brake rotor resurfacing restores flatness by removing the grooves. However, replacement is necessary for rotors with excessive grooving.

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Brake Fluid Exchange

Hydraulic brake fluid transfers stopping power from the master cylinder into the braking components at the wheels. It has excellent hydraulic properties but has a limiting weakness; it absorbs moisture when exposed to air. This explains why Chevrolet recommends brake fluid exchange service at specific miles detailed in the owner’s manual.

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