Your vehicle’s brakes
When you press your brake pedal, a complex system goes into motion to help keep you and your passengers safe. That’s why it’s so important to have highly skilled technicians service your brakes. At Tri-County Ford, we have the right parts, tools and certified-trained technicians to take care of your every need.
How can I tell if my brakes need servicing?
The brake system is one of the most important safety mechanisms in your vehicle. It is necessary to have it inspected regularly – a minimum of every six months or roughly every 6,000 miles – to ensure proper performance.
Here are some common signs that your brake system needs servicing:
- Brakes feel spongy or hard to press down
- Squealing or grinding noises
- Your car pulls to one side
- Your steering wheel or brake pedal shakes when applying the brake
- Your Anti‐Lock Brake System (ABS) warning lights come on
Why should I choose Tri-County Ford for brake repair?
Our factory-trained technicians offer a comprehensive brake inspection including:
- Checking for even wear and measuring brake pad/shoe thickness
- Ensuring brake lines and master and wheel cylinders aren’t leaking
- Checking rotors for hot spots and run-outs
- Inspecting calipers for wear, fluid leaks and movement
- Checking anti-lock brake sensors
- Testing hardware and making necessary adjustments
- Checking brake fluid condition and levels
Other benefits of Tri-County Ford brake services include:
- Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts
- Full-service maintenance and repair facility
- Parts and labor warranties
- Clean, comfortable waiting areas with free Wi-Fi
- Shuttle service to and from your home
- Friendly and knowledgeable staff
Closed track. Line-lock is intended for track use only. It should not be used on public roads. See Owner’s Manual for information on use.
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Closed track. Line-lock is intended for track use only. It should not be used on public roads. See Owner’s Manual for information on use.
