Brake Service Crossville TN | Brake repair
Jason Lewis Crossville Supercenter

Brake Service in Crossville | Front & Rear Brake System Repair | Pad Replacement

Regular brake services such as brake pad replacement and brake fluid replacement are pivotal to the reliability and performance quality of your vehicle.

• It is recommended you have your brakes serviced every 25,000 - 75,000 miles, depending on the specific make model of your vehicle.
• Consult your vehicles owner's manual to see the recommended mileage marker for your specific vehicle and then keep in mind this number is simply a suggestion.
• How often you need to have your brakes serviced can be affected by your personal driving habits and how heavily you drive your vehicle.
• For drivers in Crossville, Jason Lewis Crossville Supercenter should be your first choice!
• We are dedicated to keeping our customers safe on the road. At Jason Lewis Crossville Supercenter we always make it easy to maintain your brakes. When you need full professional brake service, Jason Lewis Crossville Supercenter has you covered.
• We offer professional brake service at a price our Crossville customers can afford.

4 Signs You Need Brake Service

• Screeching, grinding, or squeaking sounds while braking
• Vibration while braking
• Having to press the brake down further than normal to slow your vehicle or come to a stop
• Your vehicle seems to pull to one side or the other while braking

If your vehicle's front or rear brakes are due for brake service or displaying any of these warning signs, you should head to the Jason Lewis Crossville Supercenter for auto service as soon as possible.

Front Brake Service

Your car's most important safety feature is a system you use every time you drive. It is your brakes! Drivers want to be sure when they press the brake pedal, the car will safely bring you to a stop. Ensuring proper brake function is critical you the safety of you and your family.

Every time you press the brake pedal and the front brake pads squeeze the against the brake rotor, they wear down. It?s a gradual process, but eventually, the front brake pads will be worn down. You may notice squealing noises when you?re braking, longer braking distances, or shuddering feeling in the steering wheel or pulsing of your brake pedal if your brake rotors have begun to warp.