A pair of Les Schwab employees checking a vehicle's breaks while it sits on a post lift

Brake Service, the Right Way

Brake Service, the Right Way

We’ll check your brakes for free – and chances are your brakes are fine. But, if we recommend service, we’ll tell you why and give you a free estimate.

Replacement/Installation

Our brake technicians service disc brakes and drum brakes. We aim for same-day service and repairs, done right the first time.

Free Brake Check

For most vehicles, we do a full inspection and provide an estimate if work is needed. Yes, for free.

Full Brake Service

Our complete brake checks also include antilock brakes, power brake systems, and parking brakes.

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Our Best Brake Value Promise

Everything we do, we do to earn your trust. This includes giving you a best-in-the-business warranty.

  • FREE visual brake inspections
  • Warranty provided at no extra cost
  • Warranty covers both parts and labor
  • Honored at every Les Schwab location
  • Same-day service and repairs are available in most cases
Brake Warranty
The Right Approach To Brakes

When it comes to brakes, most shops do the bare minimum and replace only worn-out brake pads. We go the extra mile and service the full system to address other components such as the calipers.

Diagram showing where the brake pads and caliper assembly are located.
Peace of Mind

Don't take chances with the quality of your brakes. Our technicians are highly trained, use the latest equipment, offer only premium grade parts, and get it right the first time.

Make Fewer Return Trips to the Shop

Brake systems have lots of moving parts. Replacing a single component often leads to faulty repairs and inconvenient return visits.

Reduce Wear and Tear

Replacing related parts along with the brake pads can reduce the risk of other problems, such as brake leaks when older, worn rubber seals begin to harden.

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