Brake Repair
Our ASE-certified technicians inspect and repair brakes on all makes and models, domestic and foreign.
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Quality parts and manufacturer procedures
We use pads, shoes and hardware that match your vehicle and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations, and we use original equipment parts when called for.
Our ASE-certified technicians work on brakes for all makes and models, domestic and foreign.
Signs your brakes need service
- Squealing: pads or other parts may be worn
- A grinding noise you can feel in the pedal: likely severely worn, so have it repaired right away
- Pulling to one side: a stuck caliper or a collapsed brake hose
- Steering wheel shaking when you brake: front rotors are usually uneven or warped
- A pulsing pedal: rotors are usually uneven or warped
- A spongy pedal or one that sinks to the floor: air in the lines or a master cylinder problem
- Longer stopping distance: brakes need adjusting or new linings
Services we provide
We replace rotors, pads, and brake fluid and diagnose the rest of the braking system. A car that cannot stop is a serious problem, so if your brakes feel wrong, have them looked at soon at whichever of our shops is closest.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my car pull when I brake?
A stuck caliper or a collapsed brake hose are common causes. It is worth having it checked.
What does a spongy pedal mean?
Air in the brake lines is the usual cause. A pedal that goes all the way down may point to a master cylinder problem and should be fixed right away.
Do brakes need manual adjusting?
Most vehicles self-adjust. If a part of the self-adjusting system sticks or breaks, brakes can wear faster.
Book at your nearest shop
Three Orozco's shops across Long Beach and Bellflower. Pick the one closest to you.
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