Brake Services
Brake Repair & Service
No Surprises. No Guesswork. Just Honest Brake Work.
Expert Brake Repair in Sylvan Lake
We've been repairing brakes in Sylvan Lake since 2006. Whether you need brake pads, rotors, calipers, or a complete brake system overhaul, our licensed technicians use quality NAPA parts backed by a 24-month, 40,000 km nationwide warranty.
Your brakes are your vehicle's most important safety system. We treat them that way.
Signs Your Brakes Need Attention
Don't ignore these warning signs
That high-pitched noise is usually the wear indicator telling you pads are getting low.
Metal grinding on metal means pads are worn through. This damages rotors quickly—don't wait.
A spongy pedal or one that goes to the floor indicates air in lines or a fluid issue.
Vibration during braking typically indicates warped rotors from heat buildup.
Vehicle pulling when braking often means a stuck caliper or uneven pad wear.
If you're pressing harder or stopping takes more distance, your brakes need attention.
Our Brake Repair Services
Complete brake system service and repair
Quality NAPA pads installed with proper lubrication of slides and hardware. We inspect rotors and only replace what's needed.
We measure thickness and check for damage. Rotors can often be machined if they have enough material—we'll show you the numbers.
Stuck calipers cause uneven wear and poor braking. We diagnose, rebuild, or replace as needed.
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, reducing effectiveness. We flush the entire system with fresh DOT-spec fluid.
Rusted steel lines and cracked rubber hoses are safety hazards. We inspect and replace as needed.
When your ABS light comes on, we have the diagnostic equipment to find out why and fix it properly.
Quality Parts. Proper Installation.
The difference between a brake job that lasts and one that squeaks, shudders, or wears unevenly often comes down to doing the details right.
Our Process: No Surprises
How we handle every brake repair
Thorough Inspection
Every brake repair starts with our complete brake inspection. We remove wheels, disassemble components, and measure everything. You'll receive a digital report with photos.
Accurate Quote
Based on exactly what we found—not what we think might be wrong—you get a written estimate. Parts, labor, everything itemized.
Your Decision
You decide whether to proceed. No pressure. We'll answer questions and explain options, but it's your vehicle and your choice.
Quality Repair
We use NAPA parts, follow proper procedures, and take the time to do it right. Everything torqued to spec, slides lubricated, hardware replaced if needed.
Road Test & Verification
Before you pick up your vehicle, we road test the brakes to verify proper operation. No squeaks, no pulls, stops straight and smooth.
NAPA Peace of Mind Warranty
Brake repairs at Sylvan Lake AUTOPRO are backed by the NAPA Peace of Mind Warranty:
24 months
or 40,000 km
Nationwide
Valid across Canada
Parts & Labor
Fully covered
If you're traveling and something goes wrong with a repair we performed, any NAPA AUTOPRO shop can help. You're covered wherever you drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about brake repair
How much does a brake job cost?
Brake repair costs vary based on what's needed. Pad replacement on one axle might be $250-400, while a complete brake job with rotors and calipers on all four wheels could exceed $1,000. Our $92.40 inspection gives you an accurate quote based on exactly what your vehicle needs.
Can I just replace brake pads without replacing rotors?
Sometimes, yes. If rotors have enough thickness remaining and no significant scoring or warping, pad replacement alone is fine. We measure rotor thickness during inspection and show you the numbers compared to specifications.
How long does a brake job take?
A straightforward pad and rotor replacement takes about 1-2 hours per axle. More complex repairs involving calipers, brake lines, or ABS components take longer. We'll give you a time estimate when you approve the work.
Is it safe to drive with squeaking brakes?
Light squeaking when brakes are cold or wet is usually not urgent. Persistent squeaking means pads are worn—get them checked soon. Grinding noise means metal-on-metal contact and should be addressed immediately to prevent rotor damage.
Why does my car shake when I brake?
Vibration during braking usually indicates warped rotors. This happens from heat buildup during heavy braking, towing, or descending long hills. Rotors may be able to be machined, or they may need replacement.
How often should I have my brakes checked?
We recommend a brake inspection every 20,000-30,000 km, or immediately if you notice any warning signs like noise, vibration, or longer stopping distances.
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