Honda front brake service begins with a thorough inspection of all brake system components, including the brake pads or shoes, rotors or drums, calipers, and brake lines. With disc brakes, pads apply the stopping force from the calipers to stop your vehicle. Our Honda certified technicians will resurface your rotors to provide a smooth braking surface while eliminating any shaking or pulsations when pressing the brake pedal.

What should I know about front brakes?

• Low brake fluid can indicate excessive brake pad wear.
• Topping off the fluid might only cover the problem because brake fluid absorbs moisture and goes bad over time, requiring a full fluid flush.
• Front Brake Service pairs well with any other wheel service. The best time to inspect your brake system is when the wheels are already off for another service like tire rotation.

Resurface or Replace Your Brakes?

The only way to know whether to resurface or replace your rotors is to have them inspected by a Honda certified technician. Sometimes brake pads have been used too long and have damaged the rotors. If damage has occurred, it is the safest to replace rotors as part of the front brake service. However, if resurfacing can remove any warping or damages, that is often the best option. Our Honda certified technicians have the training and specialized tools to know if your rotors need to be resurfaced or total replacement.

Schedule Service

Every Honda Front Brake Service includes resurfacing rotors and replacing old brake pads. If your Honda car, truck, van, crossover, or SUV needs Front Brake Service, it is time to schedule an appointment at Mile High Honda. Each Front Brake Service includes a full inspection of your brake system with rotor resurfacing as needed. The best way to advance safety and ensure you have strong stopping power is to receive regular front brake service at the specified service interval.