Car pulling to one side or a burning smell after driving? A sticking caliper could be the cause — we diagnose and fix it in your driveway.
About this service
The caliper squeezes your pads against the rotor every time you press the pedal. When a piston sticks or a slide pin seizes, the caliper can drag — overheating the brakes, wearing one pad far faster than the other and pulling the car to one side. We inspect every caliper for sticking pistons, torn boots and leaks, service the slides, and replace the caliper when it can’t be saved.
Our process
Why it matters
A free caliper stops the car pulling.
No more one-sided wear or overheating.
Leaks and seized pistons fixed before they fail.
FAQ
Don’t see your question? Call or text Troy at (330) 800-7074.
Often the slides and hardware can be serviced. If the piston is seized or leaking, replacement is the safer choice.
Not always. Usually only the caliper that is sticking or leaking needs replacing.
It’s not recommended — it can overheat the brakes and damage the rotor. Call us to have it checked.
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