Brakes & ABS
Brake and ABS repair near Cutler Bay
Brakes are not a wait-and-see repair. If you hear squealing or grinding, feel a soft pedal or see the ABS light, call the shop. If the pedal sinks or the brakes barely work, don't drive it: call the emergency line for a tow.
Signs it's time
- Squealing or grinding when you brake.
- A soft, low or sinking brake pedal.
- The car pulls to one side when you brake.
- Vibration in the pedal or steering wheel when you stop.
- The ABS or brake warning light is on.
How the brake job goes
Inspect
Pads, rotors, calipers, hoses and fluid, plus a scan if the ABS light is on.
Explain
What is worn, what can wait and what cannot.
Free estimate
You get the estimate before any work starts.
Repair
We do the repair you approved.
About pricing
Brake work depends on which parts are worn, so we do not publish prices. The estimate is free: call the shop or send a request.
Call the shop (305) 964-7102Shop location
18662 SW 105th Pl, off SW 186th Street, near Cutler Bay, Perrine and Palmetto Bay.
18662 SW 105th Pl, Miami, FL 33157FAQ
Questions people ask
Why do my brakes squeal?
Many brake pads have a small metal tab that squeals when the pad is nearly worn out. Squealing can also come from glazed pads or dust. Grinding usually means the pad is gone and metal is touching the rotor.
What does the ABS light mean?
The anti-lock system found a fault, often a wheel speed sensor. Normal braking usually still works, but anti-lock may not, so have it scanned soon.
Is it safe to drive with a soft brake pedal?
No. A soft or sinking pedal can mean a fluid leak or air in the lines. Call the emergency line at (786) 287-6510 for a tow.
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Car trouble? One call.
Call the shop for repairs and free estimates. If the car can't be driven, call the emergency line and we tow it to our bay.
Free estimate- Shop
- (305) 964-7102
- Towing, 24 h
- (786) 287-6510