If you are looking for Brake repair Huntington Beach professionals, look no further. Automotive Excellence provides the quality and reliability you need to ensure your vehicle’s safety. Don’t let brake trouble catch you off guard!
Our ASE-certified brake specialists bring two decades of dedicated experience to every inspection, repair, and replacement. Using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, we detect issues that others miss, ensuring your braking system performs flawlessly when you need it most.
At Automotive Excellence, we’re committed to providing honest, reliable, and high-quality auto repair you can count on. Here’s why drivers continue to choose us:
ASE Certified Technicians – Our team is made up of highly trained professionals who are certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), ensuring your vehicle is in expert hands.
Over 20 Years of Experience – With two decades of industry knowledge, we’ve seen it all and fixed it all. You can trust our experience to diagnose and repair your vehicle efficiently and accurately.
2-Year/24,000-Mile Warranty – We stand behind our work. That’s why we offer a comprehensive warranty on parts and labor, giving you peace of mind long after you leave our shop.
FREE 27-Point Inspection with Every Visit – Your safety is our priority. Every service includes a complimentary 27-point inspection to catch any potential issues before they become costly repairs.
When you bring your vehicle to Automotive Excellence, you’re not just getting a repair—you’re getting a team that values quality, integrity, and your satisfaction every step of the way.
Don’t wait for warning signs to have your brakes checked. Regular inspections can:
Complete service for all disc brake components:
Disc brakes consist of a Disc Brake Rotor, which is attached to the wheel, and a Caliper, which holds the Disc Brake Pads. Hydraulic pressure from the Master Cylinder causes the Caliper Piston to clamp the Disc Brake Rotor between the Disc Brake Pads. This creates friction between the pads and rotor, causing your car to slow down or stop.
Drum brakes consist of a Brake Drum attached to the wheel, a Wheel Cylinder, Brake Shoes and Brake Return Springs. Hydraulic pressure from the Master Cylinder causes the Wheel Cylinder to press the Brake Shoes against the Brake Drum. This creates friction between the shoes and drum to slow or stop your car.
Computer-controlled anti-lock braking systems (ABS) are a recently developed safety feature. When sudden stops are made, the ABS prevents wheel lock-up. The system is comprised of wheel-speed sensors that monitor wheel rotation, computer-controlled hydraulics that pulse the brakes on and off rapidly, and the on-board computer.
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