Car Brake Repair in Dubai | Car Brake Pad Replacement

Our car brake service booking process is relatively straightforward. All you have to do is book a car brake repair service through the ServiceMyCar app or website. Then, we'll pick up your vehicle and transport it to one of our licensed garages for a thorough car brake inspection.

The most critical safety element in a car is the brakes. Therefore, regular brake inspections are recommended, as is any change in brake pedal pressure, grinding, scraping, or screaming noise. 

Our qualified professional technicians starts by conducting an in-depth vehicle braking system inspection, followed by a proper repair or replacement of brake pad or brake shoe change, and other services like off-vehicle resurfacing of drums or rotors on the serviced axle(s).

Why is timely car brake servicing and repair necessary for your vehicle?

Without question, your automobile brakes are one of the most critical components of your vehicle, and if either of them fails, it can lead to catastrophic injury. Thus, a timely brake servicing and repair is very crucial. 

In most cases, the vehicle will notify you if any of the brake parts are not working correctly. So you only need to keep an open ear. However, if you notice unusual noises or vibrations, if your brake warning light flashes regularly, or if your stops are jerky, it's time to see a car brake repair business. However, a complete brake system inspection by a professional brake specialist is required to establish the actual cause of a defective automotive braking system.

Our car brake repair prices are lower than those of the majority of Dubai's car brake replacement service providers. This is because we cater to the best and work with utmost honesty. We specialize in delivering economical vehicle brake repair service without sacrificing quality, which is why we are a customer favorite.

How often should you have your brakes serviced?

Brakes should be inspected on a regular basis and maintained as needed, such as when some parts start sticking or seizing up or when corrosion or dirt accumulation creates braking noises. 

Some car manufacturers include brake service in the maintenance plan. In contrast, others require brake inspections at regular mileage or time intervals, often every 5,000 to 7,000 miles or every 4 to 6 months, whichever comes first. Brakes should also be inspected and maintained (or changed) if they are not working correctly,  like squeaking, grinding, or other unusual noises, or if the brake pedal does not feel "right" must be a reason of concern.

What are the warning indicators to look for when braking?

When you observe any of these signs, it's critical to have your car evaluated as soon as possible for your safety.

Grinding: Grinding occurs when the friction material on brake pads is severely worn, it can produce a grinding noise because the brake pad has worn down to the metal caliper. This will most certainly harm the brake disc as well, necessitating an early replacement.

Squeaking brakes: It can occur for a variety of causes. It may indicate that the brake caliper has been caught and that a brake pad is still partially deployed to the disc or rotor. There are probable chances that the brake pads have reached the end of their useful life and must be replaced. Some pads contain wear indicators that squeal when they are worn, alerting the driver that the brakes need to be replaced. In any case, it is always best to have this checked out sooner rather than later.

Dashboard Light: If the brake warning light appears on your instrument panel continuously or when you engage the brakes, it may indicate that the brake fluid level is severely low. This could potentially suggest a leak in the brake hoses, which should be checked right away.

Pulsating: If you feel a continual pulsing from the brake pedal every time you press the brakes, this indicates that the brake disc or rotor has warped owing to the heat. The brake disc becomes warped and no longer provides a perfectly flat surface when the brake pad makes contact, resulting in pulsation. 

Soft Brake Pedal: If the brake pedal is limp and goes all the way to the floor, this signals a major braking system problem that should be addressed right away. A soft brake pedal that may be applied all the way to the floor usually indicates that the braking fluid is inefficient and has to be replaced. Still, there are also other possible causes, such as a master cylinder malfunction, etc.

Where can I get the best car brake service near me?

We're always close, thanks to our pickup and delivery service. You can easily make a booking via the app or our website, which is designed to be as easy as possible. In addition, you can stay at home while we inspect and service your car brakes. To make the process even more convenient for you. We have offered various mobile vehicle mechanic services, including a mobile brake replacement service.