Why Choose Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair Services for Brakes and Traction Repair?

Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair Services offers unparalleled expertise and convenience for all your brakes and traction repair needs. Here's why choosing us is the best decision for your vehicle's safety and performance at reasonable prices:

1. Expertise: We have the knowledge, experience, and tools to diagnose and repair any issues effectively, ensuring your vehicle's optimal braking performance and traction control.
2. Convenience: With Grave Shift, you don't have to worry about taking time out of your busy schedule to visit a traditional auto repair shop. We bring our expertise directly to your location, saving you time and hassle.
3. Transparent Pricing: We believe in transparent pricing with no hidden fees or surprises. You'll receive a detailed estimate upfront for any of the services you require, allowing you to make informed decisions about your vehicle's repair without any unexpected expenses.
4. Peace of Mind: Your safety is our top priority. With Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair, you can have peace of mind knowing that your vehicle is in good hands. We stand behind our work and ensure that all repairs are done to the highest standards, keeping you safe on the road.

Brake Master Cylinder

 Replacement

The brake master cylinder is the heart of the brake system, converting brake pedal pressure into hydraulic pressure to actuate the brakes. If the master cylinder develops leaks, fails to hold pressure, or exhibits other signs of wear, it may need replacement. This process involves disconnecting brake lines, removing the old master cylinder, installing a new one, and bleeding the brake system to remove air.

Check Brake Fluid Level

Regularly checking the brake fluid level is crucial for ensuring proper brake system function. Low brake fluid levels could indicate a leak or worn brake components, compromising brake performance and safety. Brake fluid is also hydroscopic, meaning it absorbs water from the air, which can cause premature rusting or wear on your braking components. Checking the brake fluid level involves locating the master cylinder reservoir and verifying that the fluid level falls within the recommended range and color.

Bleed Brakes

When air bubbles infiltrate your brake lines, they compromise the efficiency of your braking system. Bleeding the brakes is the process of purging air from the brake lines to restore optimal brake performance. This task involves opening the bleeder valves at each brake caliper or wheel cylinder while also applying pressure to the braking system to expel air and old brake fluid.

Brake Safety Inspection

Regular brake inspections are essential for ensuring your vehicle stops safely and reliably. A comprehensive brake safety inspection involves checking brake pads, rotors, drums, calipers, hoses, lines, and fluid levels for signs of wear, damage, or leaks. This inspection helps identify potential brake problems before they escalate into safety hazards.

Brake Caliper Replacement

Brake calipers house the brake pads and apply pressure to the brake rotors to slow or stop the vehicle. If a caliper is sticking, leaking brake fluid, or exhibiting signs of wear, it may need replacement. This process involves removing the old caliper, installing a new one, and bleeding the brake system to remove air and ensure proper operation.

Brake Fluid Flush

Brake fluid is hygroscopic, meaning it absorbs moisture over time, which can compromise brake performance. Flushing the brake fluid removes old, contaminated fluid and replaces it with fresh fluid, ensuring optimal brake function and preventing corrosion within the brake system. This process involves draining the old fluid from the master cylinder and brake lines, then refilling and bleeding the system to remove air.

When Can You Count on Grave Shift for Brakes and Traction Repair?

No matter the issue with your vehicle's brakes or traction control, Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair has the expertise and resources to provide prompt and effective repair solutions.

     Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair is available to assist you with brakes and traction repair services; Mon - Fri 5pm to 8pm, Sat - Sun 8am - 8pm, (Excluding some holidays). You can rely on us to provide prompt and reliable services whenever you need them.

Where Does Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair Operate for Brakes and Traction Repair?

Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair serves clients in Salt Lake Valley area (Salt Lake City to Riverton). Whether you're in the city, suburbs, or rural areas, we'll come to your location to provide top-notch brake and traction repair services for your vehicle.

How Does Grave Shift Work for Brakes and Traction Repair?

Getting brake and traction repair services from Grave Shift is easy:

1. Contact Us:  email: nwoodall@graveshiftmobileautorepair.com
2. Describe Your Issue: Provide details about the symptoms you're experiencing with your vehicle's brakes or traction control.
3. Schedule a Visit: We'll work with you to find a convenient time and location for our technicians to inspect and repair your vehicle.
4. On-Site Service: Our skilled technicians will arrive at your location fully equipped to diagnose and repair your vehicle's brakes or traction control issues.
5. Quality Assurance: We'll ensure that all repairs are done to the highest standards, leaving your vehicle safe and road-ready.

Don't let brake or traction control issues compromise your safety on the road. Choose Grave Shift Mobile Auto Repair Services for reliable, convenient, and expert brake and traction repair solutions that come to you.

Brake Drum Replacement

In vehicles equipped with drum brakes, brake drums provide the surface against which the brake shoes press to slow or stop the vehicle. If the brake drums become worn, cracked, or out-of-round, they may need replacement. This process involves removing the wheel, brake drum, and associated hardware, then installing a new drum and reassembling the brake components.

Brake Adjustment

Brake adjustment is essential for maintaining proper brake shoe-to-drum clearance in drum brake systems or pad-to-rotor clearance in disc brake systems. Adjusting the brakes ensures even wear and optimal braking performance. This process typically involves adjusting the brake shoes or pads using the brake adjustment mechanism until the desired clearance is achieved.

Brake Pads/Shoe Replacement

Brake pads and shoes are vital components that press against the brake rotors or drums to slow or stop the vehicle. Over time, brake pads and shoes wear down and require replacement to maintain optimal braking performance. This process involves removing the old brake pads or shoes, inspecting the brake rotors or drums for wear or damage, and installing new brake pads or shoes.

Brake Rotor Replacement

Brake rotors provide the friction surface against which the brake pads press to slow or stop the vehicle. If the rotors become warped, scored, or worn beyond their service limit, they may need replacement. This process involves removing the old brake rotors, installing new rotors, and ensuring proper rotor-to-pad contact for effective braking.