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Brakes To Go will measure your rotors for run out and thickness before their replacement and if they’re within specifications, you can trust that we won’t sell you unneeded parts and services. When performing Audi brake repairs pad selection is crucial. At Brakes To Go, our Audi brake technicians know specifically what types of brake pads, rotor parts or calipers your Audi needs to ensure your Audi brakes provide maximum stopping. Furthermore, our Audi brake repairs are warrantied for 36 months or 36K miles, whichever comes first. And, of course, our convenient mobile service costs much less than what you would pay at the Audi dealership.

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Here are some common Audi brake problems and how you can tell if your brakes need servicing:

Audi Brake Problems and Common Symptoms

1. Your Audi Brakes is Making Loud Squeaking, Grinding, or Screeching Noises: A grinding sound or any other high-pitched noises during the Audi braking process likely means you’re dealing with worn out brake pads. This noise could also mean your disc and the caliper are rubbing together. Letting this go can cause further rotor damage. So, if you hear screeching or grinding when you come to a stop, there’s a good chance your brakes should be replaced. Schedule an Audi brake pad replacement service or get your brakes inspected right away to fix any Audi brake issues.
2. Your Pedal Goes to the Floor or You Feel a “Soft” Brake Pedal When You Brake: If you feel like your pedal travels further than it should when pushing on the brakes, you may be feeling some brake pad issues or you may have a leak somewhere in your braking system. A soft or spongy feeling when applying pressure to the brake can also be an indicator of imminent brake failure. Let an Audi brake professional diagnose the issue as soon as you feel something is off, this will help avoid a loss of braking capability and extensive damages.
3. Your Audi is Vibrating, Pulsing or Pulling to the Side When You Apply Your Brakes: If you feel vibrations, or pulsing in the brake pedal or steering wheel during braking this may be symptoms of damaged or warped rotors. You may also notice your Audi is drifting to the side as you brake. This could be a result of uneven brake pads or uneven calipers. Driving an Audi with warped or damaged rotors is not safe, and these should be repaired right away. To keep your Audi rotors in good condition, replace your brake pads at reasonable intervals.
4. Your Audi Brake Warning Light Turns On: Almost every Audi for the past 20 years has been equipped with electronic brake pad wear sensors. These sensors warn you about the condition of the Audi brake pads. If you see the brake warning light turn on, don’t ignore it. The longer you wait, the more you risk expensive damage and safety problems.

Ensure you are getting your Audi brakes inspected by an experienced ASE-certified brake technician when you are experiencing any brake problems.

Not sure how to address your Audi brake problems? Need a convenient mobile brake inspection? Brakes To Go is happy to help. Contact us or get a free quote today!