Keep your car stopping safely and smoothly. From squeak checks to complete pad and rotor replacements, the certified team at Walser Nissan Burnsville gets the job done right using genuine Nissan parts.
Notice any of these? Book a brake inspection before a small fix turns into a bigger repair.
A high-pitched noise when you press the pedal is a built-in signal that your brake pads are thin and ready to be replaced.
A harsh metal-on-metal sound means your pads are worn through. Get it inspected right away to avoid damaging the rotors.
If your car or steering wheel wobbles when slowing down from higher speeds, your rotors are likely unevenly worn.
A pedal that feels squishy or sinks close to the floor can mean your brake fluid is low or leaking.
When the brake warning light comes on, your car has detected a pressure drop or fluid issue that needs a professional look.
If your car needs noticeably more distance to come to a full stop, the brake friction material has likely worn down.
Everything your braking system needs, done right the first time
New, genuine Nissan brake pads engineered for quiet stopping, long-lasting durability, and maximum safety.
We resurface or replace worn rotors so your vehicle stops smoothly without shaking, pulsing, or pedal shudder.
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time and loses effectiveness. We flush out the old fluid and refill with fresh, clean fluid.
We check pads, rotors, lines, calipers, and fluid levels to give you an honest assessment of your car's condition.
Dealership-level brake work with the convenience of a neighborhood shop
Quick answers about brake service at Walser Nissan Burnsville
We recommend getting your brakes inspected every 6,000 to 10,000 miles, or whenever you come in for a routine oil change.
Most brake pads last between 30,000 and 70,000 miles depending on driving habits, stop-and-go Twin Cities traffic, and weather conditions.
Official parts are built specifically for your exact vehicle model, giving you quieter performance, exact fitment, and longer life than generic auto shop parts.
Not always. If your rotors are still within Nissan's thickness specs and aren't warped or deeply grooved, they can often be resurfaced or reused. Our technicians measure them during your inspection and only recommend replacement when it's needed.
A squeak is an early warning that your pads are getting thin, so it's best to book an inspection soon. If the squeak turns into grinding, or the pedal feels soft, have your brakes checked right away. Waiting can damage the rotors and turn a simple pad replacement into a bigger repair.
Road salt, slush, and moisture speed up rust and corrosion on rotors, calipers, and brake lines. Having your brakes inspected before and after winter helps catch corrosion early and keeps your Nissan stopping reliably on icy Twin Cities roads.
Stop by or give us a call to book your brake inspection
Pick a date and time that fits your schedule, and we'll take it from there.
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