A Lincoln brake service is more than just a way to maintain your vehicle. It's a way to keep your vehicle operating safely so that you can enjoy the luxury of your Lincoln vehicle with peace of mind. While services like an oil change are important to keep your car running smoothly, and effectively coming to a stop is even more crucial.

From regular brake pad replacements to inspections and repairs, our Lincoln service center is here to help with all your brake service needs. Read on to learn more, and schedule your brake service today.

What Does a Lincoln Brake Service Involve?

The goal of a brake service is to keep your braking system strong and avoid costly Lincoln brake repair work in the future. To better understand what goes on, here's a quick look at crucial braking system parts and the services involved:

Lincoln brake pads

A Lincoln brake pad replacement is one of the most common brake service tasks. A brake pad is a piece of metal with a friction-generating surface. As you press your brake pedal, key components push them against a spinning disc. The force of the pads against that disc is what brings your vehicle to a stop. Over time, the friction-generating surface naturally wears down, and a brake pad replacement is necessary.

The following signs can indicate that a brake pad replacement or inspection is necessary to maintain safe vehicle operation:

• A squealing, rattling or grinding noise can be heard as you press your brake pedal
• Your brake pedal vibrates as you press it
• Your vehicle pulls to one side as your press the brake pedal
• Your vehicle takes longer than usual to stop

Lincoln brake rotors

Brake rotors are the discs that brake pads push against. These Lincoln brake parts are designed to last much longer than brake pads but will also wear down naturally. You can see the rotors in-between the spokes of your wheels, and our service technicians can check to see if they need replacing. The following signs can indicate that you may need a brake rotor replacement:

• A high-pitched screeching noise occurs as you press your brake pedal
• Your steering wheel vibrates as your press your brake pedal
• You notice grooves in the brake rotors
• Your notice a bluish tint on your brake rotor

Lincoln brake calipers

A brake caliper is typically designed to last for a decade or more. This component uses hydraulic force to push the brake pads against the brake rotors. A Lincoln brake replacement for the calipers is costly and can be avoided with regular inspections and maintenance.

Lincoln brake fluid

Brake fluid is responsible for the hydraulic force. This fluid can lose its effectiveness over time. Typically, a Lincoln brake fluid flush will be required every two years. A softer-than-usual brake pedal can be a symptom of air trapped in the brake fluid (which can reduce braking performance), and a Lincoln brake service can involve "bleeding" out the excess air.

Discover Lincoln Brake Service With a Difference

When you choose our service center for your brake service, you can find our Lincoln service offers to make it easy on your wallet. At Fiesta Lincoln, we make servicing your vehicle as satisfying as the luxurious features it provides. With our Lincoln Pickup and Delivery™¹ service, you won't even need to leave the comfort of your home.

Schedule Your Lincoln Brake Service in Mesa, AZ

Whether you're facing squealing brake pads or are staying on top of your scheduled maintenance, our Lincoln dealership will get your vehicle into top shape with prompt work and exceptional customer service. Schedule your brake service today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lincoln Brake Service

How often do Lincoln cars need new brakes?

"New brakes'' can encompass many parts; some need to be replaced at more frequent intervals than others. Major components like brake calipers are typically designed to last over a decade with regular inspections and maintenance during a Lincoln brake service. Components like brake pads are known as "consumables" and will naturally wear down over time, requiring a replacement at frequent intervals. Contact our Lincoln dealership today for estimates on your specific vehicle.

How long do Lincoln brakes last?

The lifespan of parts within your Lincoln brakes can vary depending on several factors. Heavier vehicles will put more stress on components like the brake pads, and stop-and-go traffic can increase the wear rate on pads and rotors. Parts like brake pads will display signs like a squealing noise when they need to be replaced. When you bring your Lincoln vehicle in for a Lincoln brake service, we can inspect the wear levels on all your braking system components for an accurate lifespan estimate.

Where can I repair my Lincoln brakes?

At Fiesta Lincoln, we're your source for Lincoln brake repair. From brake pad replacement to brake caliper repair, our state-of-the-art service center will get everything into top shape, our service specials will help you save on the work, and our Lincoln Pickup and Delivery™¹ service will let you get it all done from the comfort of your home.

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¹Lincoln Pickup and Delivery™ service available for no extra charge if your vehicle is less than four years old and has fewer than 50,000 miles.