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it’s time for brake repair, brake service or brake inspection, trust Elk
River Muffler & Brake. So no matter where the road takes you Elk River
Muffler & Brake will be there for you.
Our brake pads and brake shoes come with the famous guarantee* – once you purchase brake pads or brake shoes at Elk River Muffler & Brake, you will never need to pay for replacements again, so long as you own your car. Here's a way to help ensure safety while behind the wheel – get your brakes inspected and serviced by the best before you hit the road. Better still, when you come to Elk River Muffler & Brake for brake service, we include a courtesy check of your vehicle's major systems and components...for your increased peace of mind. Remember, regular brake inspections should be part of your vehicle's ongoing maintenance, helping to ensure its safety and reliability. At Elk River Muffler & Brake , we will examine your brakes, explain what's needed and provide a written estimate before any work is done. Remember, any time you notice any of these symptoms or any others with your car brakes, it’s a good idea to have them checked. In fact, we recommend that you have them inspected once a year. * See shop for applicability and limited guarantee details. About your brakes Q: Why do my brakes squeak? A: Brakes can squeak for a variety of reasons, but continuous squeals and grinding sounds may mean it’s time for new brake pads or shoes. Worn brakes can mean longer stopping distances and difficulty stopping in an emergency situation. Rotors and drums that are too thin may even become over-stressed and break. Remember, if you notice any of these symptoms it's a good idea to have your brakes checked. In fact, we recommend that you have them inspected once a year. It’s essential to be proactive about testing overall brake components to know whether a brake component needs simply to be serviced or totally replaced. Regular brake service and, when needed, simple brake repairs can mean a safer ride. Q: My brake pedal feels really soft and spongy. Is this normal? A: Definitely not. A low or spongy pedal can mean there’s air in your car’s brake hydraulic system. If that hydraulic pressure is too low, then your car’s brake pads or shoes won’t be able to apply enough force and friction to slow and/or stop your car safely. Again, an inspection of your car’s brake system is strongly advised.
The safety and reliability of your car is important to us. So, talk to our mechanic if you experience any of these symptoms
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