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Brakes are a crucial part of your Toyota’s performance and driving operations. Maintaining your vehicle regularly and getting your Toyota brakes checked and replaced when recommended will keep your Toyota safe and running like new. Waiting until your brakes are no longer operating properly can become hazardous to you and others on the road, set up a brake inspection today at Vista Toyota. Our staff of skilled technicians are ready to service your brakes in a timely manner using only original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts.
The brake system is one of the most important safety mechanisms in your vehicle. When you press your brake pedal, a complex system goes into motion to help keep you and your passengers safe. It is necessary to have it inspected regularly – a minimum of every six months or roughly every 20,000-60,000 miles – to ensure proper performance. Our comprehensive brake inspection includes:
Brake pads are purposely designed to make loud noises when the pads’ effectiveness is near their end. In addition to hearing loud noises, other common signs that your brake system needs to be serviced soon include:
At Vista Toyota, we have the right parts, tools, and certified‐trained technicians to take care of your every need. Our factory‐trained technicians offer a comprehensive brake inspection, Genuine Toyota brake pads, parts and labor warranties, and service specials! Other reasons to choose the Service Center at Vista Toyota include:
The list below shows drivers who would benefit from having their brakes checked closer to the 20,000 mile mark. The less stress you put on your brakes, the longer you can go without a brake service.
Measurement of brakes is recommended at each regular scheduled service interval. Your brakes should be replaced when the thickness of the brake pad is measured at 3 millimeters or less.
At Vista Toyota, we have Genuine Toyota parts, tools, and certified‐trained Toyota technicians to take care of your every need. Additional reasons to choose Vista Toyota over the competition include:
Vibrating may suggest that your rotors are warped. Warped rotors may need to be either ground down to working order or replaced.
When you wear down your brakes enough, there are small, metal hairs at the bottom, which make loud noises. When the squealing begins, your brakes are nearly out of gripping material and need to be changed.
Brake fluid is essential to help transfer the movement and force created when you press down on the brake pedal.
Routine brake maintenance includes checking your brake pads and rotors, flushing your brake fluid, bleeding your brake lines, replacing or updating older worn brake parts.
