About Our Brake Repair Services for Trucks & Fleets
At Iron Buffalo Truck & Trailer, we are your complete light, medium, and heavy-duty commercial and personal truck and trailer repair shop. Whether you need vehicle inspections, routine maintenance, or extensive repairs, our team of certified technicians will have you back on the road as quickly as possible.
To better serve our clients, we take a unique approach to truck and trailer servicing. Our integrated services enable us to provide you with a solution for all your service needs, including towing, service, repair, and maintenance.
Whether you own one truck or a fleet of vehicles, we are committed to providing you with quality, dependable service. Among our many services, we offer brake service, DOT inspections, diagnostics and electrical service, and driveline services.
Benefits of Quality Brake Repair & Maintenance Services
Brake systems are a critical component of any light, medium, and heavy-duty truck and trailer. Brake systems that are not operating properly make it more challenging to slow down, take turns, and stop, putting the driver and other vehicles in danger.
The braking system for your truck or trailer involves the use of a complex network of components. Normal wear and tear or damaged components can lead to a failure of the entire system. Therefore, if you need brake service, it's vital to have the service done immediately, not only for safety but because waiting may cause more damage to the brake system and lead to a major repair.
Some brake components have a limited lifespan that causes them to wear or deteriorate over time, depending on use and operating conditions. One of the best ways to ensure that your truck or trailer brakes are functioning correctly is by having a regular brake inspection performed by the professionals at Iron Buffalo Truck & Trailer.
Whether your truck or trailer is here for a brake repair or an inspection, our technicians closely examine every part and component of your brake system. At Iron Buffalo, we service all types of braking systems and help you find the most cost-effective and efficient solution for ensuring your brake system performs correctly.
Truck Brake Repair FAQ's
Why is brake maintenance important for trucks?
Regular brake maintenance is crucial for truck safety and performance. Brakes undergo significant wear and tear due to the heavy loads and frequent stops associated with trucking. Proper maintenance ensures reliable braking capability, reduces the risk of accidents, and extends the lifespan of brake components.
What are the signs that my truck's brakes need repair?
Signs of brake issues include squealing or grinding noises when braking, a spongy or soft brake pedal, vibrating or pulsating brake pedal, longer stopping distances, and the dashboard brake warning light illuminating. Any of these symptoms warrant immediate inspection and potential repair.
How often should I have my truck's brakes inspected?
It's recommended to have your truck's brakes inspected at least once a year or every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, whichever comes first. However, if you notice any unusual brake symptoms or experience changes in braking performance, it's essential to have your brakes inspected promptly.
What does a truck brake inspection entail?
A comprehensive brake inspection involves examining brake pads, rotors, calipers, brake lines, brake fluid levels, and other brake components for signs of wear, damage, or leaks. Technicians will measure brake pad thickness, assess rotor condition, and check for proper brake fluid levels and quality.
What are common truck brake repair services?
Common truck brake repair services include brake pad replacement, rotor resurfacing or replacement, caliper repair or replacement, brake line repair or replacement, brake fluid flush and refill, and brake system adjustments. The specific repairs needed depend on the condition of the brakes and the extent of wear and tear.
