Cadillac Brake Service & Repair in Columbus
Without question, one of the most vital safety components found on your Cadillac is your brake system. Should your brakes suddenly stop working, it would be next to impossible to stop your vehicle safely. Making an effort to ensure that your brakes are operating as they should is the best way to protect yourself from danger on the road. Germain Cadillac of Easton is here to help you keep your brakes working like the day they were brand new.
GM Genuine Parts Front Brake Rotors installed on most cars & small SUVs*
24 Months/Unlimited Mile Warranty**
*Tax extra. Excludes coated rotors, enhanced-performance rotors, medium-duty trucks, and other select vehicles. **Please see your Dealer to learn more about the warranty part details and qualifications.
4200 Morse Crossing, Columbus, OH
Service: (877) 892-3263
GM Genuine Parts Front Brake Rotors installed on most cars & small SUVs*
24 Months/Unlimited Mile Warranty**Expires: May 12, 2025
GM Genuine Parts Front Brake Rotors installed on most trucks and full-size SUVs*
24 Months/Unlimited Mile Warranty**
*Tax extra. Excludes coated rotors, enhanced-performance rotors, medium-duty trucks, and other select vehicles. **Please see your Dealer to learn more about the warranty part details and qualifications.
4200 Morse Crossing, Columbus, OH
Service: (877) 892-3263
GM Genuine Parts Front Brake Rotors installed on most trucks and full-size SUVs*
24 Months/Unlimited Mile Warranty**Expires: May 12, 2025
When to Have Your Brakes Serviced
The good news is that it’s typically fairly obvious to tell when you have a brake-related problem. Two common signs are feeling like you have to press harder on your brake pedal or a gradual loss in overall braking performance. While these symptoms may indicate worn brakes, the following signs may point towards a far more serious – and more dangerous – brake issue.
- Loss of brake pedal pressure and the pedal goes completely to the floor
- A brake warning indicator light has appeared on your dashboard or instrument panel
- Your Cadillac begins to shake or pull to one side during braking
At the first sign of any of the above symptoms, we recommend that you use extra caution, stop driving the vehicle, and have it towed to a repair facility to be inspected and diagnosed properly by trained technicians.
Have Your Brakes Inspected and Serviced at Germain Cadillac of Easton
As part of our multipoint vehicle inspection, our factory-certified Cadillac technicians will perform a thorough brake inspection which includes:
- Checking for even brake wear and measuring the thickness of brake pads/shoes
- Verifying brake lines and master/wheel cylinders are free of any leaks
- Checking rotors for run-outs and hot spots
- Inspecting brake calipers for fluid leaks, movement, and general wear
- Checking anti-lock brake sensors
- Making necessary adjustments and testing hardware
- Viewing brake fluid levels and condition
Once completed, our team will go over the results of the inspection with you. If necessary, we will replace the worn-out components with Genuine Cadillac brake parts designed specifically for your vehicle. Servicing your brakes here at Germain Cadillac of Easton is the best way to make sure your vehicle continues to stop smoothly, safely, and confidently.