Porsche Brake Repair & Maintenance

If your Porsche’s brakes are due for service or require repair work, be sure to visit the Porsche Ontario service center as soon as possible.

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When you’re constantly on the go, it can be easy to focus more on the gas and less on the brake. The truth, however, is that slowing down and stopping safely is crucial in ensuring safe performance and handling. Here at our state-of-the-art Porsche service center in Ontario, our experts can make sure that your brakes are always up for the task!

How to Tell When My Porsche Needs New Brakes

Internal issues can be hard to pinpoint, but your Porsche vehicle’s brakes should always be in great condition. Be on the lookout for the following warning signs and schedule Porsche service at our Ontario service center at the first sign of trouble:

  • Grinding or High-Pitched Squealing Noises: Hearing noises coming from your brakes can certainly be disconcerting. Schedule a service appointment right away if you hear scraping, grinding, or rumbling sounds when you press on the brake pedal.
  • Physically Thin Brake Pad: Take care to visually inspect your brake pad’s thickness before driving–less than a quarter-inch of brake pad often means its time for a replacement. Our trusted Porsche technicians can always take a look for you during routine maintenance and service.
  • Vibrations: If you experience a pulsating sensation when you apply the brakes then your brake rotors may be warped. This can feel like a sudden stop in vehicles with anti-lock brakes.
  • Longer Stopping Time: Taking longer than usual to brake is another common sign that your Porsche vehicle’s brakes are worn down. Be sure to swing by Porsche Ontario for service as soon as possible to replace your vehicle’s brake pads.

When Should Porsche Brake Pads Be Replaced?

The frequency in which your brake pads need to be replaced will depend on your driving habits and climate. However, knowing exactly when to replace your Porsche’s brake pads is easy as most new Porsche vehicles are equipped with sensors that will illuminate a brake-warning light on your dashboard when the service is needed. Hearing a metal on metal noise while braking is another sure-fire indicator that it may be time for a new set of brake pads.

How Much Does a Porsche Brake Repair Cost?

Short answer, it varies depending on what kind of repair or service your Porsche brakes needs. Just new brake pads? Replacement brake rotors and pads? Etc. The best way to get an accurate answer is to bring your Porsche to our Service Center in Ontario for an estimate. Our Certified Porsche technicians will only perform authorized repairs so you can count on us for fully transparency before, during, and after all repairs.

Why Visit Our Porsche Service Center In Ontario?

When your vehicle requires some TLC, Porsche Ontario is always ready to lend a hand. Our team of qualified service technicians are well-trained to handle any job and are standing by to assist you with your service needs. All of the maintenance procedures at our Ontario Porsche service center are competitively priced to suit your budget and our Porsche service specials further help keep your vehicle in optimal condition.

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Your Porsche vehicle’s brakes are instrumental in your safety behind the wheel. Should you discover any issues or find them underperforming, please don’t hesitate to contact the experts at Porsche Ontario to book a service appointment. We are conveniently located in Ontario, near Los Angeles, Walnut, Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, and Rancho Cucamonga.