How Your Subaru Brakes Work, Problems to Look For, and How to Fix Them
Find the best replacement parts and service for your Subaru Legacy, WRX, Impreza, Outback, Ascent, Forester, BRZ, or Forester brakes and brake system, right here at Hendrick Subaru Southpoint.
We're currently taking appointments for the upcoming weeks. Please schedule your next brake service at your earliest convenience to make sure that you reserve your spot.
Genuine Subaru Brakes and Brake Accessories
You may think that brakes--their pads, rotors, etc.--are just brakes. After all, they all perform the same general function: you press your brake pedal, pressurized brake fluid travels to the brake caliper and pushes on the brake pad, and the friction created by the pads helps bring the turning of the wheels to a complete stop.
It's not magic, but sometimes it feels like it. That's because Subaru brake parts are designed specifically to work with the exact system in your car or SUV. Using only genuine replacement brake parts--not generic aftermarket equipment--is the best way to continue getting that legendary performance and security.
Brake Issues - Red Flags
When is it time to get your brakes checked, repaired, or replaced? Keep an eye out for these concerning signs:
- Lit-up dash light
- Slow-responding or unresponsive brake pedal
- Spongy braking that takes longer to stop
- Burning smell when braking
- Sharp squealing or grinding noise when braking
- Any concerns you might have with your brakes
Subaru Brake Problems? Schedule as Appointment Today
Schedule brake service at Hendrick Subaru Southpoint if you notice any of the signs above--or, just ask one of our techs to take a look at your brakes whenever you're in for a regular service whether that's for new tires or an oil change.
If you take good care of your Subaru brakes, they can take good care of you in return. Visit our greater Cary-Raleigh service center today!
