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Keep your car stopping safely and smoothly. From squeak checks to complete pad and rotor replacements, our certified team gets the job done right using official Nissan parts.
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OEM Nissan components
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A high-pitched noise when pressing the pedal is a built-in signal that your brake pads are thin and ready to be replaced.
A harsh metal-on-metal grinding sound means your brake pads are completely worn away. Get this inspected immediately to avoid damaging rotors.
If your car or steering wheel wobbles when slowing down from high speeds, your brake rotors are likely unevenly worn.
If the brake pedal feels unusually squishy or sinks close to the floor, your brake fluid might be dangerously low or leaking.
If your dashboard brake light illuminates, your car's system detected a pressure drop or fluid issue that needs professional attention.
If your car requires noticeably more distance to come to a full stop, your brake friction material has degraded.
We install brand new, official Nissan brake pads specifically engineered for silent stopping, long-lasting durability, and maximum safety.
We smooth out or replace worn brake rotors so your vehicle stops smoothly without shaking, pulsing, or pedal shuddering.
Over time, brake fluid absorbs moisture and loses effectiveness. We flush out old fluid and replace it with fresh, clean fluid.
We check your whole braking setup—pads, rotors, lines, calipers, and fluid levels—to give you an honest assessment of your car's condition.
Our mechanics receive specialized training on all Nissan vehicles, whether you drive a Rogue, Altima, Pathfinder, Frontier, or LEAF.
Twin Cities snow, slush, and road salt cause premature rust. We use corrosion-resistant parts engineered to withstand harsh Minnesota weather.
Enjoy free high-speed Wi-Fi, premium hot coffee, comfortable workspaces, and TV while we service your car.
Located right off Buck Hill Road in Burnsville, serving our surrounding neighbors in Lakeville, Bloomington, Eagan, and Savage.
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.
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