As a family-owned, full-service repair shop, Lighthouse Automotive has been keeping Colorado Springs drivers safe for years. We’re conveniently located near The Citadel Mall, making it easy to stop by for service. With ASE-certified technicians, state-of-the-art equipment, and a 36-month/36,000-mile nationwide NAPA AutoCare warranty, we’re here to deliver brake repair Colorado Springs drivers can trust.
When you bring your car to us, you’ll experience:
- Honesty and Transparency = No Hidden Fees
- Quality Parts
- Customer-Centric Service
It can be difficult to put a price on our brake repair cost. As with many things, the price of parts can vary depending on the vehicle type and the brake system's exact problem. For us to make an accurate brake service cost for our customers, we highly recommend you bring it in for our trained service technicians to perform a brake inspection.
How Do You Know Your Brakes Need Service
Most of the time, your vehicle brakes will alert you when there is a problem. Abnormal sounds are a common sign that your brakes are wearing out. Here are some of the most common causes of pulsation and noisy brakes:
- Worn brake pads
- Rotors worn or cracked by heat
- Loose pads in the caliper
- Damaged brake lines
- Glazing of brake pads & rotors
- Heat separation
- Fluid leaks
The brakes on your vehicle require periodic maintenance and adjustment. It is advisable that you have professional brake repair technicians carry out the repair and adjustments. At Lighthouse Automotive, we can solve all problems in connection with your brakes, no matter what make or model of vehicle you operate.
Brake Repair & Services Offered at Lighthouse Automotive
When you need servicing or repair, you want the job done quickly, correctly, and reasonably priced. For this to happen, you need a professional car repair facility you can rely on.
Our certified experts are specially trained to repair, maintain, and ensure that your brakes in Colorado Springs operate efficiently and effectively as originally designed.
Our ASE-certified technicians handle everything, including:
- Changing pads or brake shoes
- Replacement of rotors or drums
- Replacement of brake calipers
- Brake flush and brake fluid replacement
- Replace/service & lubricating pins, slides, and hardware
- Replacing computer ABS modules
- Replacing brake hoses and lines
- Brake sensors
- Master cylinder
