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Brake repair in Exeter, NH.

Pads, rotors and calipers on Epping Road. New pads and rotors start at $499 on most cars. Price may vary depending on the vehicle.

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Sound familiar?

Any of these means it's time to have the brakes looked at.

Grinding when you brakeUsually means the pads are down to metal.
Squealing when you stopMany pads have a wear tab that squeals when they get low.
Soft or spongy pedalOr the pedal sinks closer to the floor than it used to.
Shaking when you brakeThe pedal or steering wheel shudders as you slow down.
Car pulls to one sideCan be a sticking caliper or uneven pads.
Brake warning light is on
Takes longer to stop
Burning smell after drivingCan mean a caliper is dragging.

Once pads wear through, metal rubs on the rotors. Coming in early keeps a brake job simple.

Brake padsWorn pads replaced so you stop quiet and straight again.
RotorsReplaced with the pads when they're worn or warped.
CalipersA sticking or leaking caliper pulls the car and eats pads.
Brake fluid flushOld fluid soaks up water over time. Fresh fluid keeps the pedal firm.
BleedingGets air out of the lines when the pedal feels soft.

$499

Pads and rotors, starting at

Most cars. Price may vary depending on the vehicle.

“I just had my rear brakes replaced and my tires rotated. As usual, the guys were knowledgeable, professional and the prices are very reasonable.”

Verified customer, CARFAX

“I said I was leaving on a long trip so they checked my tires and brakes as well.”

2022 Ford Bronco Sport owner, CARFAX

Bob replied: Have a great trip, see you when you get back.

Most people knock out a couple of things in one visit.

Call and tell us what the car is doing. We'll tell you straight what it likely is.

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Oil changes need no appointment. Easy to get to from Stratham, Newfields, Brentwood, Kensington, Epping, Newmarket and Hampton.