So, you suspected that the grinding noise around your wheel may have had something to do with the brakes and your mechanic has confirmed that that it is the case.
- But is the problem with the brake pads only?
- Are the rotors ok?
- What about the calipers?
Be sure to ask general questions about your repair to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of what is wrong with your vehicle. The more questions you ask about the repair, the more you will know about why it is being done and what caused the problem.
Once you've received the diagnosis, of course the next thing you begin to wonder about is how much it's going to cost to fix the problem. To alleviate that stress, ask your mechanic to provide a full estimate that should include the parts that will be replaced, the cost of those parts and labor costs. Since car repairs are typically not inexpensive, inquire as to whether the parts used for the repair carry a warranty. If not, ask the mechanic if it's possible to purchase a warranty for a fee.
So, you're back on the road. Check with your mechanic to see if future repairs similar to what was done can be avoided. Do you need to change your driving habits? Is this type of repair common for the type of car you have or do you just need to be better about regular maintenance? By paying attention to your vehicle and understanding what is normal and what isn't, you'll able to make good decisions about your auto and making it last longer.
Now that you know what to ask, schedule your next automotive service with Whiteside Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC. We service all makes and models. Our qualified service technicians are friendly, reliable, and happy to answer any of your questions.
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