Top 5 Reasons To Get Your Tire Inflation Checked This Month
Tires tend to be one of the last things we think about when we drive. Read our handy guide for safe driving–and fuel savings.
Brake Center
Your family's safety depends on reliable brakes. When it comes to high-quality brake repair in Libertyville, turn to the factory-trained experts at Quick Lane at Libertyville. We'll install your new brakes and ensure that your vehicle's braking system meets factory specifications.
Before you go on vacation or long drives, drop by for a complimentary brake system inspection on your sedan, SUV or truck. Our technicians will look for pad wear, leaks and a worn or scratched brake disc.
Among the brake repair services offered by Quick Lane at Libertyville brake center:
- Disc brake inspection & replacement
- Brake pad replacement
- Brake line replacement
- Drum brake inspection & replacement
- Rotor inspection & replacement
- Brake light inspection & replacement
- Brake caliper inspection & replacement
- Brake fluid replacement
How often you need new brake pads depends on your driving habits and where you drive. Typically, brake pads need to be replaced about 20,000 to 40,000 miles.
Quality brake replacement parts helps your brake system last longer and perform better. Do your vehicle brakes squeal, squeak or create grinding noises? It could be a sign that your brake pads or rotors need immediate replacement. Get a complimentary inspection Quick Lane at Libertyville brake center today.
ABCs of ABS: Things Drivers Should Know
Ask a driver how their ABS is and chances are you’ll get a blank stare.
Anti-lock brake systems are credited as one of the most advanced safety technologies in modern vehicles yet they are an enigma to many.
How do you know if your ABS is functioning properly? It’s part performance and part education.
Subtle Signs Indicate Need For Brake System Inspection
You are dropping your kids at school and as you approach the crowded turn-out, you press down on your brake pedal but get a slow or spongy response. That delayed response or spongy feel may indicate a more serious problem--air or moisture in your vehicle's brake lines. Inspection by a brake expert is critical to prevent possible brake failure.
