Complete Front Brake Service is Comprehensive and Thorough

Replacing brake pads and inspecting brake fluid is the foundation of front brake service, but at Norm Reeves Honda North Richland Hills, we put the “complete” in Honda Accord Complete Front Brake Service with comprehensive and thorough attention given to every component of your brakes. An expert factory trained certified Honda technician will inspect the entire brake system to know if it is at factory specifications and peak performance. When you leave Norm Reeves Honda North Richland Hills after a Honda Accord Complete Front Brake Service, you’ll know that your front brakes will generate the stopping power you expect for another 25,000 miles. Norm Reeves Honda North Richland Hills is located in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex just a short drive for our friends in Hurst, Euless, Bedford, and Saginaw, Texas.

Honda Accord Braking System

Every Honda Accord that rolls off the assembly line has a braking system that provides the stopping power to each wheel location when you want to slow down and stop your car. The Honda Accord Brake System has many components that work together generating the force you need to stop your car whenever you press the brake pedal. When you press the brake pedal, the master cylinder pumps brake fluid under enormous pressure through the brake lines to push the caliper piston into the brake pads that create friction and stopping power against the rotors. While this sounds easy enough in a one-sentence summary, our factory trained certified Honda technicians have dedicated lots of time understanding and servicing the front brakes in Honda Accords just like yours. Given the expertise held by factory trained technicians, they are the best professionals to provide your Honda Accord with a Complete Front Brake Service.

How can I tell if my Honda Accord needs a Front Brake Service?

The industry’s general rule-of-thumb is that front brakes will wear out roughly twice as fast as in the rear. This is due to how the front brakes handle more stopping force, which caused the front brake pads to wear out quicker. The greater force also increases the stress that every front brake component handles, increasing the probability that the front calipers and rotors will show signs of wear and tear as well. Following the recommended interval for front brake service is the easiest way to know if you need new front brake pads, but if you’re unsure, then we recommend monitoring your car for any of the following warning signs that your front brakes need service:

• Brake system warning light is on
• Vibration, shimmy, or wobbling when braking
• Leaking brake fluid
• Burning smell
• Car pulls to one side while braking

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