The Basics of Kia Brake Repair

Modern vehicles are equipped with a certain type of brakes called disc brakes. These work with calipers that pinch down on the brake pad and allow the whole system to safely bring your vehicle to a stop. Relatively new vehicles very rarely need anything but brake pad replacement, but if you're really rough on your vehicle, or tend to roam onto off-road areas, then you might need Kia brake repair near Youngstown earlier than most people. City driving is another necessity that can cause early wear on brakes. Our team serving Boardman Youngstown Alliance Akron is ready to visually inspect your braking system at any time to ensure that it's functioning just the way it should. Rotors are steel, so older rotors may have visual corrosion on them that our team can spot. Replacing brake pads is easier and quicker than having to replace rotors or calipers. You may schedule at Ken Ganley Kia Boardman to get a full visual and hands-on inspection of your braking system.

Fluid leaks: Like other components of your vehicle, your brakes require fluid to stay lubricated and competent. If you notice fluid leaks or black specs on your tires, then you might have a brake fluid leak. Once the brake fluid wears down enough, you have a big problem. Pulling: If you brake and feel your vehicle pull to one side or the other, then there's often a brake problem occurring. The most common enemy here is a caliper issue. This sign is present in other component problems, too, so you really need a professional who can examine your entire automobile to determine if this is a brake problem. "Soft" brakes: Like other things in the world, if you push on a brake pedal, it pushes back in the form of resistance. If your brake pedal seems lighter these days and unwilling to engage when you press it, then you might have a cylinder issue. Your brakes are designed to feel sturdy and respond as soon as you press. If you're having to mash the pedal into the floor to stop your vehicle, it's time to schedule at Ken Ganley Kia Boardman.