Brake pads are a crucial component of your vehicle's safety system, ensuring you can stop effectively and avoid accidents. Worn-out or failing brake pads reduce braking efficiency and can lead to costly repairs if left unaddressed. Signs Your Brake Pads Need Replacing If you experience any of the following symptoms, it's time to have your brake pads inspected on replaced. Squeaking or grinding noises when applying the brakes. Pulsation or vibration when braking Brake warning lights on your dashboard (newer vehicles) Ignoring these warning signs can damage other braking components, such as the brake calipers and other components, leading to more expensive repairs. Many modern vehicles are equipped with brake pad wear sensors, which trigger a dashboard warning light when the pads reach a critical level. This feature helps drivers stay proactive about brake maintenance before they become unsafe. 

At Stroup’s Garage, our skilled technicians will rotate your tires quickly and professionally, helping you enjoy safer, more efficient driving all year round.

A few simple supplies could mean staying warm, safe, and hydrated while you wait for help. Don’t let a winter storm catch you off guard—plan ahead, because being ready might just save your life.

If your check engine light comes on, let the ASE certified technicians at Stroup's Garage take care of it.

Many drivers think that when their car isn't starting that there is a problem with the battery. Sometimes this is the case but not the only possibility. Your cars spark plugs could be the culprit!

There are many benefits to regular oil changes. Clean oil is essential for keeping the engine and all it's parts working properly.

Proper alignment helps with tire wear, comfort, and fuel efficiency. It also reduces stress on suspension parts like shocks and struts, helping them last longer.

Is the A/C in your car not cold enough? There are many different reasons why it might not be performing as it should. Read our new post to find out.

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