Audi Brake Service Near Waukesha, WI
Audi Brake Service FAQs
If your vehicle is showing signs beyond the brake warning light, such as poor braking performance, pulling or vibration while braking, or slow braking, it's time to schedule brake service.
The brakes in your vehicle are hydraulic, meaning they use a liquid known as brake fluid to work. Hydraulic fluid works by transforming a force, like pressing the brake pedal, into pressure. The brake fluid works as a medium for the pressure to engage a vehicle’s front and rear brakes. This fluid is a necessary component of your braking system.
The friction needed to bring your car to a stop is generated by the brake pads. But as they wear thin over time, their ability to stop the vehicle quickly decreases.
When you hear a high-pitched, continuous squeal while driving, it's important to have your brakes inspected, as it's often a sign that your brake pads have reached the end of their useful lifespan.