Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Brake Services in New Hudson, MI

We offer Silverado 1500 trucks the certified brake services that they need for reliably safe braking. Our brake service menu offers one-stop convenience at a certified Chevrolet service department. Brake services are completed by experienced technicians and genuine Chevrolet OEM parts with a fast turnaround. Schedule your brake service online or call us to schedule your appointment at Feldman Chevrolet of New Hudson, MI.

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Brake Inspections

Brake inspections are recommended for the Chevy Silverado 1500 at major service intervals and in response to problematic braking. Inspections will find damaged parts that carry an excessive risk or confirm that the brakes are in good condition. This involves assessing each brake system component.

Brake Fluid Exchange

Hydraulic brake fluid absorbs water when exposed and can leak from damaged components. Water-contaminated or leaking brake fluid cannot transfer the energy needed to stop. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 trucks should change the brake fluid every 45,000 miles. This involves removing the old fluid, inspecting the full system, and installing fresh dot 3 hydraulic brake fluid to specifications.

What are the Warning Signs of Braking Problems?

You should get an inspection if you notice any of these warning signs while your Silverado 1500 is braking:

Brake system warning light on
Grinding, squeaking, or squealing
Leaking brake fluid
Wobbling or vibrations
Burnt odor
Truck pulls to a side when braking
Brake pedal feels soft or spongy
Excessive bounce when hard stopping

Brake Pad Replacement

Brake pads will generally last between 30,000 to 70,000 miles contingent upon driving habits. They should be inspected at major service intervals and replaced when they measure 3mm or .1 inch regardless of the miles. Service involves removing the worn pads, inspecting the other components, and installing genuine Chevrolet OEM parts to specifications.

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Chevrolet Brake System & Maintenance

Stopping the Silverado 1500 truck requires a hydraulic braking system that generates resistance at each wheel. The resistance is created when the brake pads are pressed against the brake rotor discs. This requires a hydraulic fluid to transfer the energy through the braking system. Brake fluid, pads, and rotors require routine maintenance to keep them performing properly. The other braking components might also need repairs if they get damaged.

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Complimentary Dealership Amenities

Experienced technicians
State-of-the-art equipment
24/7 towing service
Complimentary tire rotations for life (when your four tires are purchased from a Feldman location)