Common Brake Issues

There are a variety of brake issues that can arise in heavy-duty diesel trucks. Some of the most common issues that we see at Inland Truck Repair include worn brake pads and rotors, and damaged brake lines.
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Worn Brake Pads and Rotors

One of the more common issues that we see is worn brake pads and rotors. The brake pads are the friction pads that press against the rotors, creating friction that slows down and stops the vehicle. Over time, the brake pads will wear down and become less effective. The rotors can also become worn and damaged by the heat generated by friction. We can replace worn brake pads and rotors, ensuring that your vehicle has maximum braking power and stopping distance.
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Damaged Brake Lines

Another common brake issue is damaged brake lines. The brake lines are the air-carrying tubes that connect the brake system to the wheels. If a brake line becomes damaged, it can cause an air leak, leading to a loss of braking power. The team at Inland Truck Repair can replace damaged brake lines and make sure that your brake system is operating properly.

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Why Choose Inland Truck Repair?

At Inland Truck Repair, we understand the importance of brake repair for heavy-duty diesel trucks and trailers, and we have the experience and expertise to properly diagnose and repair any brake issues. All of our mechanics are ASE certified, and we use only the highest quality parts and tools to ensure that your vehicle is operating safely on the road. We pride ourselves on providing fast, efficient service and transparent pricing, so you know exactly what to expect.
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The brake system on a heavy-duty diesel truck is a critical component that must be in good working order at all times. If you're experiencing any brake issues or your brake system has not been serviced in a while, it's important to get them checked out as soon as possible. At Inland Truck Repair, we specialize in providing brake repair services for heavy-duty diesel trucks and our team of experienced mechanics will ensure that your vehicle is operating safely on the road. Contact us today to schedule an appointment or find out more about our services.