Brake Service at Weston Volvo Cars in Davie, Florida

  
 Do You Need to Have Your Volvo's Brake Pads Replaced?

If your brakes are jumpy or making squealing noises when you depress the pedal, it may be a sign that your brake pads need replacement. Driving on South Florida highways without brakes in excellent condition are a recipe for disaster. Caring for your vehicle brakes pads are a must. Your friends at Weston Volvo Cars service department will be happy to provide a complimentary inspection of your braking system. Upon inspection we will advise if its time to replace your brake pads or if additional service may be needed. 
 
 

What Is Involved in a Brake Pad Replacement?

When you visit Weston Volvo Cars service department in Davie, Florida our certified technicians will replace your worn-down brake pads with new ones. We use genuine Volvo replacement parts whenever possible. Typically pads should be replaced should be done every 30,000 to 70,000 miles, depending on how quickly they wear out. This can be affected by variables such as:

  • Your Volvo's brake pads' composition
  • Your driving habits, such as abrupt stops vs. slow rolls
  • Whether you drive in the city with frequent stopping or highway when braking is less frequent
  • The condition of your vehicle's suspension system
  • The condition of the tread on your Volvo's tires.
 
 

Why Should You Have Your Brake Pads Replaced?

The #1 reason to have your worn brake pads replaced is for safety reasons. If your Volvo pads are compromised, it will take longer distances to stop your Volvo SUV or sedan when you press the brakes. Other benefits include smoother braking and a quieter ride, improved reliability and extended life of your braking system, and reduced operating costs.

Can I Delay Having My Worn Brake Pads Replaced?

When it comes to safety, you certainly don't want to wait until it's too late. Our certified Volvo technicians at our Weston Volvo Cars facility warn that if you delay having your worn pads replaced for months or even weeks after the warning signs start to pop up, your overall braking system may not function correctly and you could be putting yourself and your passengers at a serious safety risk. An emergency braking situation on I-75 near Griffin Road could put you in a precarious situation. Make sure to have your brake pads replaced if they are causing squealing noises or if your brakes vibrate and flutter when used.