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Yes, we do 90% of car brakes and can service most pads and rotors within 2-4 hours.
Depending on the time of day you set your appointment, we have most of our customers in and out within 1-2 hours if there are not other cars ahead of you. There is a Starbucks near by for you to grab a cup of coffee while you wait if you like, and are not dropping off your vehicle.
The check engine light can come on for a variety of reasons, ranging from a loose gas cap to more serious engine or transmission issues. Common causes include faulty oxygen sensors, worn spark plugs, or issues with the emissions system. It’s important not to ignore the light, as it could indicate a problem that might affect your vehicle’s performance or fuel efficiency. Bring your car in for a diagnostic check, and our Brake Works team can help pinpoint the issue and recommend the best course of action.
There are several reasons your car might not start, and it’s important to pinpoint the issue to get you back on the road. Common causes include a dead battery, faulty starter, issues with the alternator, or a problem with your ignition system. It could also be related to a fuel system or an electrical issue. If you're experiencing a no-start situation, it's best to bring your car in so we can run a thorough diagnostic to identify the root cause and recommend the right solution.
Auto vibration can stem from a number of different issues. Some common causes include unbalanced tires, worn-out brake components, or problems with your suspension or alignment. A more serious cause could be related to your drivetrain, like a worn-out CV joint or issues with the wheel bearings. If you're feeling vibrations while driving, it’s important to have it checked out sooner rather than later to avoid further damage and ensure your car is safe to drive.
Difficulty shifting gears can be a sign of a few different issues, especially if you drive an automatic or manual transmission. For automatic transmissions, it could be a problem with the transmission fluid (low or dirty fluid), a failing shift solenoid, or a worn transmission component. For manual transmissions, it could be a problem with the clutch or the linkages. Whatever the issue, it’s crucial to get it checked out right away, as transmission problems can worsen quickly and lead to expensive repairs if left untreated.
Squeaking brakes are usually a sign that something’s not quite right. Common reasons for squeaking include worn brake pads, moisture on the pads (especially after it rains), or dust and debris between the pads and rotor. However, persistent squeaking can also indicate that your brake pads are worn down to a point where they need to be replaced, or there might be an issue with the brake hardware. If your brakes are squeaking regularly, it’s important to have them inspected as soon as possible to ensure your safety on the road.