Providing Clutch and Brake Repairs in Lismore
Keeping You Driving Safely
The skilled mechanics at South Lismore Automotive specialise in brake and clutch installations, replacements and maintenance. We also provide high performance and heavy duty brake and clutch upgrades. Our team is highly experienced, and we have the equipment, tools and knowledge to manage every job.
Upon bringing your vehicle to our Lismore workshop, our skilled technicians conduct a comprehensive assessment of the braking and clutch systems. We utilise advanced diagnostic tools to identify any issues promptly. Following this, we provide a detailed explanation of the necessary clutch or brake repairs, along with transparent cost estimates. Our team then proceeds with the repairs, using high-quality parts to restore optimal functionality. Rest assured, we only implement replacement parts from trusted manufacturers and use tools that meet all industry regulations.
Don't let faulty brakes put you at risk on the road. Get in touch with us today for a competitive deal—(02) 6621 3116. We also provide
wheel alignments,
shock absorber maintenance,
auto transmission work and more.
Early Signs of Brake Issues
If you've noticed any of the following in your vehicle, be sure to contact our mechanics as soon as possible:
- Squeaking or Grinding Noises: Any unusual sounds, such as squeaking or grinding, when applying the brakes can indicate worn brake pads. Ignoring these sounds may lead to further damage to the brake system.
- Soft or Spongy Brake Pedal: A brake pedal that feels soft or spongy to the touch could suggest air or moisture in the brake lines. This can compromise the braking efficiency and requires prompt attention.
- Vibration or Pulsation While Braking: Vibrations or pulsations felt through the steering wheel or brake pedal during braking may indicate unevenly worn brake rotors. This issue can affect the vehicle's stopping ability and should be addressed promptly.
- Brake Warning Light: The illumination of the brake warning light on your dashboard signals a potential issue with the brake system. This could range from low brake fluid to a more serious problem that requires immediate attention.
- Pulling to One Side When Braking: If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking, it may indicate uneven brake pad wear or a problem with the brake calliper. This issue can affect the vehicle's stability and should be addressed to ensure even braking performance.
When you choose South Lismore Automotive, you can enjoy complete peace of mind.