About Los Brothers Tires

• A complete brake job involves a thorough examination of the vehicle's brake system. This includes:
• Checking or replacing hoses that are cracked, chaffed, swollen, or leaking
• Changing steel lines that are leaking, kinked, badly corroded, or damaged
• Rebuilding or replacing a leaking caliper or wheel cylinder
• Inspecting rotors and drums and measuring for wear, heat cracks, warping, rust, or other damage
• Replacing the front disc brake pads
• Resurfacing or replacing the rotors
• Replacing the rear drum brake shoes
• Resurfacing the drums
• Bleeding the brake lines
• Inspecting the system for leaks or other problems
• Adjusting the parking brake
• Some brake technicians specialize in both brake and front-end work.
• Changing your vehicle's brakes can have many benefits, including:
• Safety
• Well-functioning brakes help you stop quickly and safely in an emergency, and maneuver to avoid collisions.
• Cost savings
• Addressing brake issues early can prevent further damage and more expensive repairs. For example, replacing worn brake pads before they damage the rotors is cheaper than waiting until both need to be replaced.
• Extended life
• Servicing your brakes can extend the life of your braking system.
• Improved performance
• New brakes can have better stopping power, heat resistance, reduced brake dust, noise-free braking, and vibration reduction. High-performance brake pads can also reduce brake fade.