Porsche Brake Service near Parsippany, NJ

When you're behind the wheel of your Porsche car or SUV, you can tell when the brakes aren't working the way they should. While the brake system comes with many working parts, it will also provide multiple red flags to warn you of your next service recommendation. Some of these warning signs include:

• Squealing Brakes - If the brakes in your Porsche Panamera have begun to squeal whenever you apply the brakes, you should have your brake pads inspected and/or replaced. The squealing is a sign that the brake pads are worn, leaving metal to scrape against metal.
• Spongy Brake Pedal - When you're cruising around Short Hills or Wayne, NJ, and you push the brake pedal, it shouldn't go all the way to the floor. If it does, or if it feels spongy, something is wrong with your brake fluid. Either there's a leak in the brake line, or your brake fluid is low.
• Shuddering or Shaking - If your entire Porsche Cayenne shakes when you stop on your drive in Morristown or beyond, something may be wrong with your brake rotors. Shuddering or shaking could be caused by worn or warped rotors that require replacement.
• Brake Light - Your Porsche car or SUV may show a bright brake warning light on the dash. If this warning is illuminated, contact our service center right away.