Brake Service in Medford

No matter which Hyundai model you drive, safety is an important consideration. That's why the folks at the brake service in Medford stress the importance of keeping your vehicle's brakes properly maintained. Whether you're commuting to work or going for a long weekend trip, your brakes must be working properly to keep you and your family safe. If the brakes are damaged or failing, you're more likely to get into an accident. We provide brake repair and maintenance services for your Hyundai, with factory-trained service technicians who are experts on every model, new and old.

Factory brake pads have been produced by Hyundai and are of the highest quality. Genuine Hyundai parts must undergo strict quality control protocols. Other Medford brake service shops use aftermarket brake pads to replace your vehicle's genuine Hyundai pads. These aftermarket brake pads may be a little cheaper, but in the long run, it's not worth risking your safety with cheap brake pads. With Hyundai brake pads, we can use the original shims, which will help prevent noise, dissipate heat and provide longer brake pad life. Hyundai has spent time and money engineering the braking system that's right for your vehicle. Why would you want to use anything else?

When you visit the Burns Hyundai Service Center for brake service, you'll get a comprehensive brake inspection to assess the state of your vehicle's brakes. Some shops will tell you that your vehicle needs new brakes when they're still good. We won't try to sell you repair services you don't need. During our brake inspection, we'll check the brake fluid for signs it needs replacement. We'll look for evidence of moisture and overheating to make sure your Hyundai's brakes are functioning at peak performance.

When we work on your Hyundai's brakes, we'll machine the rotors and drums to make sure the pads are mated to a flat brake surface. We'll replace the rotors or the drums if we determine they're out of specification, so your brakes will last longer and provide the power to stop the vehicle properly. We'll go over the important details that other repair shops may miss, including lubricating the slide pins on disc brakes to make sure the brakes are even. This will ensure you get the most out of a new set of brake pads.

Signs of brake problems include leaking brake fluid, strange noises, vibrations, a pedal that feels soft or hard, and a vehicle that pulls to the right or the left. Other symptoms of brake trouble include a burning or chemical smell, which may be an indication the brakes are overheating.

If you believe there may be a problem with your Hyundai's brakes, visit the Burns Hyundai Service Center right away for a brake inspection. Our certified service technicians will thoroughly examine the brakes and make all necessary repairs to keep your Hyundai driving safely. Call us today or schedule an appointment on our website's Service page.