Time to come in?
Brakes give you warning before they fail. If you notice any of these, get them checked — a $150 pad job is a lot cheaper than warped rotors or a caliper.
Built-in wear indicator scratching the rotor — your pads are about ready for replacement.
Pads are gone — you're chewing up the rotor. Come in now, don't wait a week.
Air or moisture in the brake fluid, or a small leak somewhere — safety issue, get it checked.
A caliper is sticking or one side is worn more — needs a proper inspection, not new pads front-only.
Warped rotors, usually. We'll measure runout and tell you whether they can be resurfaced or need replacement.
Brake or ABS light usually means fluid low or a sensor issue. We scan with factory tools, not just the parts-store reader.
The whole brake system
Every brake job at Jack's starts with a free inspection — pads, rotors, calipers, brake lines, fluid, and hardware. If it's a $150 pad-only job, we say so. If it's more, we show you what's failed before we quote it.
Brakes for Breast Cancer: free pads with rotors
October 1–31, buy rotors and your standard brake pads are free — you pay labor, additional parts extra. Jack's donates 10% of every brake service to Gilda's Club Quad Cities. Passenger cars and light trucks; not combinable with other offers. See the coupon & flyer.
Get your brakes checked
Free inspection at either shop. Written estimate. No work without your approval.