Don't wait until your brake warning light comes on; if you experience poor braking performance, vibrations, pulling, or slow braking, schedule a brake service right away.

The hydraulic brakes in your vehicle use a special liquid called brake fluid to function. This fluid transforms the force on your brake pedal into pressure that activates the front and rear brakes, making it a crucial part of your braking system.

Your car's brake pads are essential to your safety on the road. When you press on the brakes, the pads make contact with the brake disc or drum, generating the necessary friction to bring your car to a stop. But over time, these pads will wear thin, making it harder to stop your car as quickly as you once could.

If you're hearing an unending high-pitched noise while driving, your car's metal wear indicator is most likely letting you know that your brake pads are due for replacement.