Certified Porsche Brake Repair Service

Linear Automotive provides the best Porsche brake repair service in Plano, Richardson, Allen, McKinney, Frisco, The Colony, Lucas, Murphy, Wylie, Sachse, Garland, & Addison, Texas. From a simple brake pad replacement to a more complicated brake system rebuild our techs have years of experience to provide your car with smooth stopping and a quite ride. Our mechanics repair brake lines, master cylinders, anti-lock & power brakes, pistons, master cylinders, rotors, and calipers in order to ensure breaks work properly and stop when they supposed to. Maintaining your brakes will end up saving you money in the long run as major brake jobs can be very costly.

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Certified Porsche Brake Repair Service in Plano Texas

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Porsche Brake Repair Specialists

Our mechanics will make sure you are taken care of and give you the best service in Plano that will be sure to make you want to recommend us to friends and family. Squeaking brakes let you know it is time for service and if you ride on them too long it can be very costly as you start to wear out other parts. The most common part that is worn down on the entire brake system is the brake pads. When getting new brake pads you should always get your brake rotors turned so that the new pads do not wear uneven while they are being broken in. The process of getting rotors turned is basically taking off a very small layer of the rotor that has become uneven and in some cases may have a glaze over them which needs to be refreshed. If Rotors are not within specs to be turned meaning they do not have enough thickness left new ones are recommended.

Porsche Brake Repair Specialists

Our mechanics will make sure you are taken care of and give you the best service in Plano that will be sure to make you want to recommend us to friends and family. Squeaking brakes let you know it is time for service and if you ride on them too long it can be very costly as you start to wear out other parts. The most common part that is worn down on the entire brake system is the brake pads. When getting new brake pads you should always get your brake rotors turned so that the new pads do not wear uneven while they are being broken in. The process of getting rotors turned is basically taking off a very small layer of the rotor that has become uneven and in some cases may have a glaze over them which needs to be refreshed. If Rotors are not within specs to be turned meaning they do not have enough thickness left new ones are recommended.

Call us at 972-633-2201

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