Brakes

Stop with Confidence:Premium Braking Solutions

Your brakes are the most critical safety feature on your vehicle. At our garage, we don’t believe in "good enough" when it comes to stopping power. That’s why we have partnered with Pagid, a world-renowned leader in braking technology owned by TMD Friction.

When you choose us for your brake repairs, you aren’t just getting new parts—you’re getting professional-grade performance and the ultimate peace of mind.

Why Choose Pagid?

Pagid is the choice of champions and leading vehicle manufacturers worldwide. As part of the TMD Friction group—the world’s largest manufacturer of original equipment (OE) brake friction—Pagid products are engineered to provide:

• Original Equipment Quality: Pagid pads and discs are manufactured to the exact specifications of the parts your car had when it left the factory.

• Optimal Performance: Whether it’s an emergency stop or a steep descent, Pagid delivers consistent, fade-resistant braking in all weather conditions.

• Superior Comfort: Engineered to minimize noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), ensuring a smooth and quiet ride.

Our Industry-Leading Guarantee

We are so confident in the quality of Pagid parts and our expert installation that we offer an unbeatable warranty. Most garages only cover manufacturing defects, but we go further.

The Pagid 25/25 Warranty: We provide a 24-month or 24,000-mile warranty that uniquely includes wear and tear. This means if your brakes wear out prematurely within that period, you’re covered. It is a level of protection rarely seen in the automotive industry, designed to give you total confidence every time you hit the pedal.

Signs Your Brakes Need Attention

If you notice any of the following, it’s time to book a free brake check with our team:

1. Squealing or Grinding: High-pitched noises often indicate worn pads or metal-on-metal contact.

2. Spongy Pedal: If the brake pedal feels soft or sinks to the floor, there may be air in the system or a fluid leak.

3. Vibration: A "shuddering" feeling through the steering wheel when braking often suggests warped discs.

4. Pulling to One Side: This can indicate a sticking caliper or uneven pad wear.

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Don’t leave your safety to chance.