Brake Repairs in Kelowna
Something feels different when you brake? Let’s find out what your vehicle needs.
Free Brake Pads
With Rotor Replacement
Potential savings of $150
If your vehicle needs replacement brake rotors, ask our team about getting free brake pads with the repair.
Tell us your vehicle’s year, make and model. We’ll discuss your brake concerns and confirm how the offer applies to your vehicle.
Free brake pads require rotor replacement. Potential savings vary by vehicle and the brake pads required. Contact us to confirm the offer details and receive an estimate before approving work.
Feel more confident at every stop
A new squeal, a vibration through the steering wheel or a change in pedal feel can leave you wondering whether your brakes need attention. Having the problem inspected is the first step toward understanding what is happening.
At Primary Auto Repair on Campion Street in Kelowna, we provide brake inspections and repairs. Tell us what you have noticed and when it happens, so we can investigate the concern and discuss the recommended work with you.
Tell us about your vehicle
Ask about the free brake pads offer or discuss a brake concern with our team. Have your vehicle’s year, make and model ready so we can help with your enquiry.
Call us to discuss your vehicle, or book a brake inspection online.
When should you have your brakes checked?
Book an inspection if you notice a change in how your vehicle slows down or stops, including:
- Squealing, grinding or other new noises when braking
- A soft, spongy or unusually hard brake pedal
- Vibration through the pedal or steering wheel
- The vehicle pulling to one side when braking
- Longer stopping distances or reduced braking response
- A brake or ABS warning light
These symptoms can have different causes. An inspection helps identify the problem before deciding which parts or repairs are needed.
If braking performance is reduced or the pedal sinks toward the floor, stop somewhere safe and arrange assistance rather than continuing to drive. Check your owner’s manual for instructions about brake warning lights.
For more information, read our guide to brake warning signs.
Brake service matched to your vehicle
Depending on the concern and your vehicle’s braking system, an inspection may include checking:
- Brake pad or shoe wear
- Rotor or drum condition
- Calipers and associated hardware
- Brake hoses, lines and signs of fluid leaks
- Brake fluid condition and level
- Warning lights and related diagnostic information
The findings help determine whether your vehicle needs replacement parts, further diagnosis or another brake service.
Understand the work before moving ahead
Brake repair costs depend on your vehicle, the components involved and their condition. Contact us to discuss your symptoms and arrange an inspection.
We’ll explain the findings and recommended work so you can ask questions and discuss the estimate before approving repairs.
Already planning a maintenance visit? Mention any brake concerns when booking so we can include them in the discussion.
Let’s take care of that brake concern
Visit Primary Auto Repair at 220 Campion Street, Kelowna. We’re open Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm.
Call 250-801-1516 or book your vehicle online.