Brake Service 19114 Brakes Repair Rotors Shock Struts 19136

Shock & Struts 19114 Brake Repair and Suspension Services by 925 Auto Repair Service Center is your Auto Mechanic for Conventional and Adjustable Shocks, Disc Brakes, Brake Pads, Calipers, Master Cylinder located in Torresdale section of Northeast Philadelphia Holmesburg 19136

925 Auto Repair Service Center
9215 James Street
Philadelphia PA 19114

925 Auto Repair Service Center will meet or beat any local competitior's price. We repair any make and model of Domestic or Imports Brakes, Brake Pads, Shocks, Struts and Suspension, Disc Brakes, Drum Brakes, Brake Fluid, Master Cyclinder, Calipers for any car, truck, van or SUV. We're located in the Torresdale section of Northeast Philadelphia convenient to Tacony 19135 and Holmesburg Morrel Park 19136 and Frankford 19124.

Brake Maintenance Inspection

925 Auto Repair Service Center is a full service brake shop specializing in using OE, or equivalent brake parts. Our brake jobs include installing new rotors and brake pads.

Brake fluid becomes oxidized and contaminated over time and this can cause a spongy brake pedal and corrode brake parts from the inside out. It is important to keep brake fluid clean to have optimal braking.

Complete Brake Inspection:

Symptom:

Spongy brake pedal
Grinding noise when braking
Squealing noise when backing up or braking
Vehicle pulsates / vibrates when stopping
Low brake pedal
Brake light is on
ABS light is on

Brake inspection Includes:

Removal of all 4 wheels
Measure thickness of rotors/drums compare to factory specifications.
Measure front and rear brake pads/shoes.
Inspect entire brake system
Master cylinder
Calipers and wheel cylinders
Brake fluid condition
Brake lines and fluid leaks
Document brake inspection estimate to repair brake system

Disc Brake Job Includes:

Brake fluid flush
New brake pads
Lubricate moving brake parts
New rotors (If rotors are below minimum factory specifications.)
Re-pack wheel bearings when applicable
Adjust emergency brake when applicable
Caliper Inspection

Drum Brake Job Includes:

Brake fluid flush
New brake shoes
New wheel cylinders
Brake hardware kit
Lubricate moving brake parts
Machine drums
New drums (If drums are out of factory specifications.)
Re-pack wheel bearings when applicable
Adjust emergency brake

EXPERIENCING SUSPENSION ISSUES?

There are many signs that your car is having suspension issues.

Have you recently started feeling every bump in the road when you drive?
Do you find that your vehicle is drifting or pulling a certain way when you make a turn?
Does your vehicle dip or nosedive when you apply the brakes firmly?
Have you spotted balding spots on your tires?

What Are The Different Types Of Shocks?

Have you been experiencing signs that your vehicle is due for new shocks?

If you’re replacing your own and want to learn about the best shocks for your vehicle or just want to learn more about parts that keep your vehicle’s drive smooth and comfortable, this article covers the different types of shock absorbers. They include:

Conventional shocks

Adjustable shocks

The Basics Behind Struts Replacement Services at 925 Service Center

While the function of shocks and struts is very similar, the biggest difference is in how they mount to your vehicle. Shocks function in addition to other suspension components, while struts are designed as a pivot point for the steering mechanism. Struts behave as a dampening device that absorbs excessive bounce.

The strut assembly combines coil springs, spring seats, strut bearings, and shock absorbers into one working unit. The steering arm or steering knuckle is also included in some strut designs. Struts use a piston to absorb high lateral loads. The spring seat and strut bearing allow the shock to pivot with the front wheels and the steering mechanism. Struts and accompanying suspension components help push tires back into place when one leaves the road.

Overall, struts work in conjunction with the rest of the suspension system to help stabilize the vehicle while maintaining a comfortable and safe ride.

Suspension Services

925 Auto Repair Service Center can provide any type of service or repair your suspension requires. From working on ball joints and bushings to tie rod ends, struts, and springs, our talented team of mechanics knows what they are doing, and they do it well when it comes to suspension services. We even provide lift kits for both cars and light trucks to give your vehicle an eye-catching look as you roll down the street. Also check out the road master active suspension at www.activesuspension.com, what an improvement it will make on the handling and load carrying of your vehicle.

Shocks and Struts

Whether you need to replace aging shocks or struts, or want to modify your suspension, we have trained experts ready to help.

Shock Replacement

Swap out broken or worn-out shocks for a safer, smoother drive.

Shock and Suspension Check

Come in for a free inspection of all suspension system components.

Lifting and Leveling

Give your vehicle a more customized, rugged, and personalized look with added ground clearance. 925 Auto Repair Service Center in Northeast Philadelphia has the tools to get yours done right.

Lowering Options

925 Auto Repair Service Center has the right suspension lowering solution to help you achieve the look you want and the performance you desire

Hauling & Towing Accessories

925 Auto Repair Service Center has the hauling and towing accessories you need, whether you’re pulling a camp trailer or loading up the back of your truck.

Some Reviews from our Customers

BADNEWZ KAY ★★★★★

Date: 9-11-21

Brung my vehicle in wasn’t quite sure the noise but the mechanic knew exactly what it was.the noise was coming out of the rear differential.all it needed was fresh fluids.honest guy. the dealer tried to tell me I needed a new one.that was not the case.great honest work great price and I will recommend his service to all…

Service: Steering / Suspension

baloure215 ★★★★★

Date: 9-29-21

Great and honest. Loves what he does.

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