A certified technician that knows each component of the braking system and has performed countless brake services to correct the same symptoms that you are dealing with will assess the condition and performance of each component. If we find a problem, the part will be targeted for the corrective maintenance or repair that restores peak performance at specifications and ideal safety.
It is important to remember that we inspect the brakes with every multi-point vehicle inspection. This means choosing us as your one-stop GM-certified service center will ultimately position your brakes to get a frequent inspection as we will evaluate the components when performing other services.

Brake fluid puts the hydraulic in your Chevrolet, Buick, or GMC model’s hydraulic braking system. Brake fluid is durable but still requires routine inspections and maintenance as it is vital for safety. Most General Motors vehicles have a similar recommendation for exchanging the brake fluid and all benefit from frequent inspections. The GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado, and Buick Encore all have the same brake fluid maintenance interval every 70,000 kilometers or every 3 years, whichever comes first.

When brake pads have a ¼ of an inch of thickness, they are due for replacement and will probably start making an eardrum-piercing sound because of the warning tab striking the rotor. If you hear this sound, a certified technician can perform a brake pad replacement service whereby we will remove the worn pads, inspect the entire braking system, and install the highest quality genuine OEM parts from our full-service parts department.

Putting off brake pad replacement service is a good way to need rotor resurfacing service whereby we will remove a portion of the disc that has lost integrity. If the problem is more severe, rotors cannot be resurfaced properly and will require replacement service with a brand new rotor installed