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When you need new Honda brake pads and rotors in Longview, the team here at Tower Honda of Longview will be happy to help. Whether you’re driving a sporty compact sedan like the Honda Civic or a work-ready pickup like the Honda Ridgeline, we’ll find the right pads or rotors to fit your model, then switch them with the old ones in our state of the art service center.
That should all be done as part of your manufacturer recommended service schedule. As a general rule of thumb, your brake pads will be replaced every 5,000 miles while your brake rotors will be replaced every 30,000 to 70,000 miles. Of course, they may sometimes need replacing sooner, so read on to learn:
Your brake pads are attached to your brake calipers, and they’re forced against the rotors during braking to create friction and slow your vehicle. Unfortunately, the friction surface that makes them so dependable can wear down over time. Next time you’re ready to head out across Tyler, take a look at the brake pads. If any are less than a quarter inch thick, they probably need to be replaced.
Further warning signs include:
Brake rotors should last much longer than brake pads, but they too will eventually need to be replaced. You can find them mounted on the wheel hub just behind the hubcap, and any surface cracks are a sign you should schedule servicing right away.
Further warning signs include:
You can find everything from expert servicing assistance to competitive service specials when you visit the showroom here at Tower Honda of Longview. For any further advice or assistance, don’t hesitate to drop by or contact us directly.
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