We offer a choice of two kinds of brake inspection, so you can get a good overview of your brakes’ condition no matter what your budget is.
 
We offer a free visual inspection of your car’s front brakes, or a full brake inspection to give you a complete picture of the condition of your car’s brakes.
 
Our complimentary Primary Front Brake Inspection includes a visual inspection of your brake pads, brake discs, calipers and visible brake pipes. Our experts will examine the condition of your brakes and will advise you if any parts may be unsafe or worn. The visual brake inspection usually takes around 30 minutes to complete.
 
What our full brake inspections include 
 
Our Full Brake Inspection examines the condition of all of your brake components to keep you safe – our first priority – and to help prevent more costly repair bills in the future. This inspection covers a full braking system check, including:
Digital measurements of brake pad, disc, shoe and drum wear
Checking the condition and operation of callipers & wheel cylinders
Inspecting the condition of brake hoses and brake pipes (checking for leaks or corrosion)
Testing handbrake performance and assessing cable and linkage condition
Measuring brake fluid level, condition and boiling point
Checking master cylinder and servo operation
Inspecting brake light condition and operation
A full report of your brakes’ condition
Free, no obligation quote on any potential work to be carried out
 
If we find your brake system is in good condition, we will give your system a quick clean and adjustment before reassembling your brake components to ensure optimum performance. The full brake inspection takes roughly an hour to complete.
 
Additionally, if any work does need to be carried out on your vehicle’s brakes after a full inspection, the cost of the inspection will be deducted from the brake work if it is carried out within seven days of the inspection.