Looking for reliable auto body repair in Bloomington? Ado's Auto Body offers expert collision repair, dent removal, and custom paint services. Contact us today!
 

 

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Tell us what you need. We’ll send you options that work for your vehicle.

We can help you find tires at unbeatable prices and help with other tire services as well.

• Tire Rotation

• Tire Alignment

• Mount and Computerized Wheel Balancing

• TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) Service

 

BRAKES & SUSPENSION

 
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Brake Repair And Inspection Service

We recommend brake inspection every 6 months or 6,000 miles! If you notice any of the below symptoms (or anything else that seems “not right”), it’s a good idea to have your brakes checked. If our inspection reveals they do require repair, we will explain exactly what’s required and what’s optional. We will then provide you with a written estimate before any work is done. Call the location nearest you to schedule an appointment.

BRAKE WARNING SIGNS

DRAG – Sticking brakes, hot wheels or engine which seems to have lost power. Brakes may be failing to release; the condition can reverse itself, leaving you with no brakes at all.

PULL – Vehicle pulls to one side when brakes are applied. May be under inflated tire, misadjusted brakes or brakes are in need of repair.

HARD PEDAL – Requires extreme pressure to make brakes function. Can indicate power brake trouble, restricted hydraulic lines, frozen calipers or wheel cylinders, or damaged brake linings

BRAKE LIGHTS – Red indicates a problem as simple as the parking brake on, or low fluid, to something as serious as a hydraulic system failure. Yellow indicates deactivation of your ABS system. While your brakes should work, it does require inspection at the first opportunity.

VIBRATION – Brake pedal, steering wheel or entire vehicle shakes, vibrates or pulsates when brake is applied. May indicate need to resurface disc brake rotors – or signal a serious problem of a loose component or faulty steering mechanism.

SQUEAL – Brakes should operate with a minimal amount of noise. Some noise is normal but excessive squeal, screech, grinding, groaning, chatter, clatter or bang means your brakes need attention.

LOW PEDAL – Pedal nearly touches floorboard before brakes function. May activate your brake warning light. Problem may require a simple adjustment – or indicate something much more serious.

GRAB – “Touchy” brakes that grab with the least pressure. May indicate a problem as simple as grease or oil contaminated linings – or as serious as loose or broken component ready to fail in an emergency.

WHAT’S INCLUDED??
-Complete inspection
-Replacing pads or shoes
-Lube calipers and hardware
-Machine rotors or drums
-Test drive
-Free Estimate