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 If you are hearing a squeak or squeal it is most likely because your brake pads and/or brake shoes are worn down, as they are designed to do. This is the best time to get your brakes checked as at this time you probably only need new brake pads or shoes. If  you are hearing a loud grinding noise when you are braking you have warn your brake pads down to the metal backing of the pads or shoes and have probably started to grind into your brake rotors or drums. In most cases you will now have to replace your pads and rotors or shoes and drums. If you do not get it repaired now you will end up having to replace you calipers and/or wheel cylinders and bleed your brake system because after your metal backing wears down it will spit out the backing and start to stop your vehicle with the calipers pistons. or you will lose all of your brakes do to it pouring out all of your brake fluid from behind you calipers piston which is bad so give US a call or text and get a free quote before it's too late and it costs your safety and wallet.
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  1. UnknownFebruary 19, 2014 at 11:35 AM

    do you have any mobile mechanic in San Diego? Because I am looking for it.

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  2. Wards Mobile MechanicApril 8, 2014 at 6:47 PM

    no sorry just houston tx,

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  3. precog1111August 5, 2021 at 12:38 PM

    I have a 1989 Ford F-250...the brake peddle is not holding pressure...will sink down if pushed...I can still drive but with extreme caution. I believe it is a faulty master cylinder. How much to diagnose this to be sure and R&R the master cylinder? 1989 F-250 350 engine, two wheel drive, Custom cab. contact me through sprokethead@comcast.net or telephone 832 528 9726 Thanks, Charles ... near downtown Houston

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