Maintaining a vehicles brakes should be a top responsibility for car owners. Brakes do suffer from wear-and-tear, so a brake system benefits from routine inspection. A visual inspection might not be enough. Removing the tires and checking all the parts becomes necessary. This way, a technician can uncover any problems if they exist.
Rotos, calipers, pads, and lines represent several parts that comprise the brake system. A brake inspection will examine many components to determine if there are wear and tear issues. Sometimes, repair and refurbishment work can restore things to a safe level. Other times, brake replacement jobs become necessary. The technician will advise the owner of the situation.
Checking the brake fluid levels becomes important, too. If there's a leak in the brake lines, driving the vehicle could be extremely dangerous. A technician could inspect the lines to see if they need replacing.
At our dealership in Newark, the technicians perform brake work regularly. They can check the system out to see if the vehicle needs work.