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FREE BRAKE CHECK

A brake check typically involves a thorough inspection of your vehicle’s braking system to ensure everything is functioning correctly and safely.

Regular brake checks are essential for maintaining your vehicle’s safety and ensuring reliable braking performance. If you notice any unusual noises, vibrations, or a decrease in braking efficiency, it’s a good idea to get your brakes inspected as soon as possible.


BRAKE REPLACEMENT & BRAKE REPAIR

At Magowan Tyres, we prioritise your safety and peace of mind on the road. Our expert team offers comprehensive brake replacement and repair services, ensuring your vehicle's braking system functions at its best. 

Whether you need a full brake replacement or minor brake repairs, we use top-quality parts and professional installation to keep you safe. Trust us to diagnose and fix any brake issues efficiently, so you can drive with confidence.

Don’t compromise on safety—choose us for reliable brake repairs and replacements today!


Signs that your brakes may be in need of repair

  • The brake pedal sinks when you apply pressure 
  • You hear unusual noises when braking 
  • You feel vibration when braking 
  • Your brakes feel hard or spongy when applying pressure 
  • There is additional slack in the handbrake or difficulty removing the handbrake 
  • Your vehicle pulls to one side when braking 
  • The brake warning light is illuminated

Even if you aren't currently experiencing these problems, we recommend that you get your brakes regularly checked. All our brake checks are carried out by fully trained technicians, so you know that your vehicle is in safe hands. Every check is 100% free and we'll provide a no-obligation quote for any repairs needed. 

We only use high-quality parts that we would be happy to use in our own vehicles. We'll also return any replaced parts to you or dispose of them in an environmentally friendly manner

Signs that your brakes may be in need of repair

Stay safe on the road by checking your brakes if you notice any of the following warning signs:

The brake pedal sinks when you apply pressure.

You hear unusual noises when braking.

You feel vibrations when braking.

Your brakes feel hard or spongy when applying pressure.

There is additional slack in the handbrake or difficulty removing it.

Your vehicle pulls to one side when braking.

The brake warning light is illuminated.

Don't wait until it's too late—address these warning signs promptly.


Frequently Asked Questions

See below for answers to any common enquires

No, we operate on a first come, first serve basis, so there’s no need to book an appointment. However, if you prefer, we also accept bookings for your convenience. Just drop by or schedule a time that works best for you!

Squeaking can be caused by worn brake pads, while grinding usually indicates that the brake pads are completely worn out and the metal parts are rubbing against each other.

A spongy brake pedal can indicate air in the brake lines, a brake fluid leak, or worn brake pads. It’s important to have this checked as soon as possible.

If the brake warning light comes on, check the brake fluid level first. If it’s low bring it in and we can add the appropriate fluid. If the light remains on or if the fluid level is normal, we will need to inspect your brakes.

This can be caused by uneven brake pad wear, a stuck caliper, or issues with the brake fluid. It can also be due to problems with the vehicle’s alignment or suspension.

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Here at Magowan Tyres we offer lots more than just tyre replacement. Click any of the icons below for more information.

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