Bountiful Brakes

For seamless performance from your vehicle and ultimate peace of mind, make your way to Master AutoTech. Our team is ready to extend the life of your brakes and enhance the safety of your drives.

Reliable Service

We pride ourselves on the reliability of our services. Our customers trust us to keep their brakes in optimal condition, ensuring a safe driving experience every time.

Expert Technicians

Our team comprises highly skilled technicians with extensive experience in brake repair and maintenance. Their expertise allows us to diagnose and fix any brake-related issue with precision and efficiency.

Quality Parts and Materials

We know how important it is to use high-quality materials and parts when administering repairs on a vehicle.

Comprehensive Brake Solutions

Whether it’s routine brake maintenance, detailed inspections, or complex repairs, Master AutoTech has you covered. We use state-of-the-art equipment and the latest techniques to service all types of brakes.

Brake inspections and diagnostics

Brake pad and shoe replacement

Brake fluid exchange

Rotor and drum resurfacing or replacement

Master cylinder repair or replacement

And much more!

If you notice your brake pedal feels spongy when pushed, or your vehicle shudders while braking, it’s time to make an appointment with our mechanics. For both drum and disc brakes, we have the know-how and experience to inspect your brake system and see what repairs it needs.

It’s crucial to understand the symptoms of failing brakes to prevent accidents and ensure your safety. Here are some clear indicators that it’s time to have your vehicle’s brakes looked at by Master AutoTech’s experts:

Unusual Noises

Squealing or grinding sounds when you apply the brakes could signify worn brake pads or other issues.

Reduced Responsiveness

If your brakes are less responsive or the pedal sinks toward the floor, this could indicate a leak in the braking system.

Pulling

Experiencing your vehicle pulling to one side while braking points to uneven brake linings or damaged brake fluid.

Vibration

A vibrating or pulsating brake pedal often signifies warped rotors.

Warning Lights

An illuminated brake warning light on your vehicle’s dashboard should never be ignored.

Don’t ignore these warning signs; contact Master AutoTech to schedule a comprehensive brake inspection and ensure your safety on the road. Book your appointment today and drive with confidence, knowing that your brakes are in professional hands.