Brake Pad Replacement

Nissan Brake Pad Replacement in Beaver County

Here at Beaver County Nissan, we operate a state-of-the-art service department in Beaver Falls, PA with certified technicians providing brake pad replacements. We extend the opportunity of convenience that takes our customers' satisfaction to the highest level because they receive more value compared to what they've been getting from an independent shop. When you choose to give your vehicle a certified Nissan service that includes a certified technician installing genuine OEM brake pads from our parts center, you are choosing to give your vehicle the best care that helps you get reliable braking for thousands of miles to come.

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Brake Pads, Inspections, and Replacement Maintenance

Brake pads can last tens of thousands of miles under favorable conditions and driving style. However, since they are related to safety, Nissan recommends routine brake system inspections including the brake pads and a proactive approach to replacement when the time is right. When the brake pads are almost worn out according to an inspection or if they begin causing symptoms of a problem, we strongly encourage our customers to replace the worn pads to prevent consequences and to keep the braking system at its best for safety.

Symptoms of Worn Brake Pads

If the brake pad warning noise does not prompt corrective maintenance, the brake pads will continue to wear down until nothing remains but the brake pads' metal frame getting clamped against the rotors. This situation not only wreaks havoc on the calipers and rotors but can cause quite an unpleasant driving experience and ultimately safety if left unaddressed. Here are the symptoms of worn brake pads that should motivate brake pad replacement:

Vehicle needs a greater distance and more time to stop
The brake pedal has a harder or softer feel when pushed
The brake pedal must be pushed closer to the floorboard
Brake system warning light
Shaking or vibration when braking
Grinding or another distinct noise when braking

Brake Pad Replacement Service at Beaver County Nissan

If you can hear an audible screech, squeal, or squeak when pressing the brake pedal, it is very likely a brake pad warning indicator coming into contact with a brake rotor. When the warning indicator strikes the rotor, it causes a loud warning noise signaling very little pad remains and the brake pads require replacement. Owners who don't respond to the warning with brake pad replacement can expect the problem to worsen with even worse symptoms and consequences.

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