Services
Brakes & tyres
in Oakleigh South.
Brakes and tyres are the two things keeping you on the road. We inspect, advise honestly and fit to spec — no guesswork on the parts that stop you.
Know the signs
When your brakes need attention
Catching brake problems early is always cheaper — and safer. Here is what to watch for.
Squealing or grinding
Worn pads exposing the metal backing plate — the most common first sign. Grinding means pad material is gone and rotor damage is starting.
Soft or spongy pedal
Usually air in the brake lines or low fluid. Can also indicate a failing master cylinder or a leak in the system.
Vibration under braking
Warped or unevenly worn rotors cause pulsing through the pedal or steering wheel, especially at highway speed.
Longer stopping distances
Worn pads, glazed rotors or old fluid all reduce braking efficiency. If the car takes noticeably longer to stop, get it checked.
Pulling to one side
A stuck caliper, uneven pad wear or a collapsed brake hose can cause the car to pull left or right when braking.
Brake warning light
Your car's computer is telling you something is wrong — low fluid, worn pads, or a system fault. Do not ignore it.
Tyre health
When your tyres need replacing
Tyres wear gradually, so problems are easy to miss. These are the signs that mean it is time.
Low tread depth
The legal minimum in Victoria is 1.5 mm. We measure across the full tread — if any section is close, it is time to replace.
Uneven wear
Wear on one edge usually means alignment is out. Centre wear means over-inflation. Both reduce grip and tyre life.
Cracking or bulging
Sidewall cracks (dry rot) or bulges indicate structural damage. The tyre can fail without warning — replace immediately.
Vibration at speed
Often a balance issue, but can also indicate a bent wheel, separated tyre belt, or suspension fault.
Brake services
What we do
on brakes
- Brake pad replacement — front and rear
- Rotor machining or replacement
- Brake fluid check, top-up and flush
- Brake line and hose inspection
- Caliper servicing and replacement
- Handbrake adjustment
Tyre services
What we do
on tyres
- Tyre fitting and balancing
- Tyre rotation (extend even wear)
- Tread depth and condition inspection
- Wheel alignment referral where needed
- Puncture assessment
No shortcuts · On the parts that stop you
The process
Inspect first,
then decide.
We never replace parts without showing you why. You see the wear, hear the explanation, and make the call.
Book a check- 01
Tell us the symptoms
Squealing? Vibration? Uneven wear? Let us know what you are noticing — or just book a brake and tyre check if you want peace of mind.
- 02
We inspect properly
We measure pads, rotors, tread and condition — then show you exactly what we found. No guesswork, no scare tactics.
- 03
Clear quote, your call
You get a plain-English report and a clear price. We tell you what needs doing now and what can safely wait — then it's your decision.
Also available
Related services
Everything your car needs, under one roof.
Brakes & tyres — questions
How do I know if my brakes need replacing?
Common signs are squealing or grinding, a soft or vibrating pedal, longer stopping distances, pulling to one side, or a brake warning light. If you notice any of these, book a brake inspection — catching it early is always cheaper.
When should tyres be replaced?
Replace tyres before tread reaches the legal minimum of 1.5 mm, or sooner if there is cracking, bulging or uneven wear. We measure and show you — no guesswork.
How long do brake pads last?
It depends on driving style, vehicle weight and conditions. Most front pads last 30,000–70,000 km. Rears usually last longer. We check pad thickness during every service.
Do you supply and fit tyres?
Yes — we supply and fit quality tyres, balance them, and can arrange a wheel alignment through our alignment partner if needed.
Can I just get my brakes inspected without committing to repairs?
Absolutely. We will inspect, measure and report back with a clear picture of what is going on. You decide what happens next.
What does a brake fluid flush do?
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, which lowers its boiling point and reduces braking performance. A flush replaces the old fluid with fresh, restoring full stopping power. Most manufacturers recommend it every 2–3 years.
How much do brake pads cost to replace?
It depends on the vehicle and pad quality. Call us on 0424 156 703 or send your rego and we will give you a clear quote.
Find us · Book in
Book your brake
& tyre check.
Send your rego or describe the symptoms. Call 0424 156 703 or book online — we will sort it.
Oakleigh South VIC 3167 Call Kasun 0424 156 703
Vajira 0449 710 995
Sat 8am–2pm · Sun closed