MOPAR Brake Service

Brake System Service For Pad Replacement

The more time you spend driving, the sooner your brake pads need to be replaced. Heavy driving requires more frequent replacements than less frequent driving does. If the pads stop working your brakes will no longer be effective. When they start to wear out, you are putting yourself in danger if you postpone getting a replacement. Ideally, you want to replace your pads before they dwindle to a thickness of only 1/4 inch. At that width, the warning tab will alert you to the fact that there is a problem. Make sure to service your brake calipers as well to better protect your brake pads.

Replacement/Resurfacing Rotor With MOPAR Brake Services

Many vehicle owners have their rotor resurfaced or replaced when they get new brake pads. Though this may not always be necessary, in many cases it is. They may not wear out at the same time as your brake pads, but why take the risk? If you wait too long to have your brake pads replaced you will destroy the rotors and have no choice but to replace them. In general, though, it is recommended that you have the rotors replaced every other time you have your brakes serviced. In between, you can have them resurfaced to smooth them out.