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Location: Ashburn
Brake Service
All our services are warranty-approved and done with replacement parts that meet or exceed factory replacements.
Find a LocationExpert Brake Service
With all the care we take to make sure your car drives safely on exactly the right tires, it’s only common sense that we make sure it stops safely when you want it to. Ask about our free, no-obligation brake inspection today.
What's included?
1. Premium Brake Parts That Meets Or Exceeds New Car Warranty Standards
2. Service Performed By Our Certified Automotive Technicians
3. True Service Inspection Report Card
4. Mechanical parts installed at a Kal Tire location will be covered for a period of 12 months, parts and labour.
Signs you may need new brakes
If you have any of the following brakes symptoms contact a Kal Tire location to get your brakes tested.
Your brakes are squealing
That grinding, squealing sound of metal on metal is what comes to mind when most drivers think of failing brakes.
Your brake pedal has fallen
One of the sure-fire signs your brakes are failing is a falling brake pedal.
You have to hit the brakes harder
If any one brake or axle is not performing the way it’s supposed to, you’ll have to push harder on your pedal to stop your vehicle.
Your brake pedal is vibrating
Sometimes when brakes aren’t working, you’ll notice the pedal shudders and it’s often accompanied by a chattering sound as well as a steering wheel shaking back and forth.
You feel a pull to the left or right
If you’re applying the brakes and you notice a pull to the left or right, it could mean one of the vehicle’s calipers or wheel cylinders are seized.
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