Nissan Brake Service & Repairs in College Park, MD

Schedule Brake Repair

At DARCARS Nissan of College Park our certified Nissan service department is proud to keep your vehicle in the most reliable and safe condition possible. A great way to ensure safety when you're out on the road is to regularly service the brakes on your car, truck, or SUV. Bring your vehicle to our Nissan service department in College Park, MD, where our certified technicians will run a thorough inspection of your brakes by checking the quality of each brake component. From there we can replace or repair any part no matter what is needed for your vehicle.

Trust us at DARCARS Nissan of College Park

From brake pads, rotors, and fluid, our service department can take care of it all. Our technicians are experts when it comes to your Nissan vehicle. With specific training and knowledge, they can spot and fix issues before they happen. This keeps you feeling safe each time you're behind the wheel, no matter if it's your daily commute or a weekend road trip. There are many signs your car will give you when it's time to get your brakes serviced. If you hear screeching when you press the brake or if it's taking your car longer to come to a complete stop, it is an excellent time to schedule a service appointment with us! Find out more about brake repair and services below. We look forward to serving you here at DARCARS Nissan of College Park!

Brake Repair FAQ

How long do brakes last?

Different brake components have different lifespans. Brake pads are a common part that need to be replaced, and they can last anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles, while other parts can last longer.

How often do brake pads need to be changed?

Generally, brake pads usually last about 30,000 to 70,000 miles. But that number varies depending on your driving habits and conditions, so be sure to talk to your technician about what's right for your car.

How often do brake rotors need to be changed?

Brake rotors can last about twice as long as brake pads, but again, that depends on your vehicle and your driving habits, so it's best to discuss what's best for your car with your technician.