Brake pads have a limited lifespan and should be changed before they wear out, affect your ability to stop, or damage other brake parts. White’s Automotive Repair inspects the pads, your vehicle’s stopping ability, and the condition of related braking components so we can provide sound advice about the brake pad service you need. Having your brake pads installed correctly increases your safety and confidence while driving.

The pads and brake rotors are the main components in your vehicle that help slow it down and eventually stop it from rolling. Vibration and noise may result from worn, warped, or grooved rotors. Our technicians can perform an inspection of the condition of your brake rotors and provide you with service that helps provide you with a smoother, more reliable braking experience.

By inspecting a vehicle’s brake system, a brake inspection is able to find any worn, leaking, noisy, or poorly performing parts. White’s Automotive Repair looks for different components within the braking system, such as pads, rotors, calipers, brake lines, and the condition of the brake fluid.

Suspension and shock struts are primarily responsible for controlling ride comfort, handling, stability, and tire contact on the road. When shocks or struts wear out, they can cause a bounce, dip, or sway. We inspect all suspension parts to ensure that they are working properly. If necessary, we recommend replacing your vehicle’s suspension so that you can improve the quality of your rides.

The proper steering, tracking, and handling of your vehicle rely on several different parts of the suspension system, including ball joints, tie rod ends, and other components. Worn suspension components can result in looseness, uneven tire wear, clunking noises when turning, or poor alignment. White’s Automotive Repair checks your vehicle for these issues and provides repairs so that you can have better control over your vehicle.

If your car is vibrating, riding rough, pulling to one side, or has poor handling such as excessive clunking, then there is probably something wrong with the suspension system or steering on the vehicle. Our technicians check all the systems that affect driving comfort, control, and stability to identify any ride quality concerns.