Brake Repair & Maintenance Services

Introduction to brake repair and maintenance

Complete brake services for safety and reliability
Tri City Tire & Automotive offers pad and rotor replacement, ABS diagnostics, and brake fluid exchange with precision and care to ensure your vehicle stops safely every time.

Why brakes matter
Brakes stop your vehicle and protect you from collisions. Worn pads, warped rotors, leaking lines, or compromised braking components can increase stopping distance, cause noise or vibration, and risk brake failure.
Timely brake service prevents dangerous situations and often reduces repair costs by addressing wear before it causes secondary damage.
Key benefits of professional brake services
Accurate safety assessment
Correct part selection
Proper bedding and torque
ABS and stability checks
Brake fluid exchange
Brake inspection and diagnostics
Pad replacement (standard and performance)
Caliper repair or replacement
Rotor resurfacing or replacement
Brake hose and line inspection and replacement
Brake fluid flush and replacement
ABS system diagnostics and repair
Brake services we provide
Signs you need brake service
How we diagnose brake problems
1
Visual inspection
2
Operational test
3
Measurement
4
Electrical scan
Quality parts and procedures

Brake Components Tailored to Your Vehicle
We use pads and rotors matched to your vehicle’s performance and intended use — standard commuting, towing, or high-performance needs. Proper torque specifications, caliper lubrication, and brake bed-in procedures ensure optimal operation and longevity.

Brake fluid maintenance

Safety checks and documentation
Every brake service includes a documented inspection report that lists parts replaced, measurements, and recommendations.
This transparency helps you track maintenance and supports resale value.
Expected service timeline
Warranty and follow-up

Frequently asked questions
01
How often should I have my brakes inspected?
At a minimum, brakes should be inspected during regular oil changes or every 6 months. If you hear noise or notice pedal changes, bring your vehicle in immediately.
02
Can I replace only the pads?
If rotors are within specification and surface condition is good, pad replacement alone may suffice. We will measure and advise during inspection.
03
What is a brake fluid flush and why does it matter?
A brake fluid flush removes moisture-contaminated fluid and replenishes with manufacturer-specified fluid, maintaining hydraulic reliability and preventing corrosion.
Contact
Tri City Tire & Automotive is located at 241 N North Emerald Drive, Vista, CA 92083. Call (760) 630-2266 to schedule a brake inspection or visit us for a safety-focused brake service and written inspection report.
Our office
Opening hours
Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (closed weekends)









