Brake Repairs in Emu Park | Emu Park Automotive and Tyre Service

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Braking and gear changes are two of the most critical aspects of safe driving — and both rely on systems that wear over time. At Emu Park Automotive and Tyre Service, we provide comprehensive brake repairs and clutch servicing for all vehicle types.

From worn pads and damaged rotors to slipping clutches or spongy pedal feel, we inspect, diagnose and repair issues to restore full stopping power and smooth shifting. Our workshop in Emu Park uses quality replacement parts and correct adjustment techniques to ensure long-lasting results.

Whether you drive a hatchback, ute or 4WD, we provide reliable servicing that improves performance and safety. Call 07 4938 7810 to book your brake or clutch inspection before minor faults turn into costly problems.

Brake systems include pads, rotors, calipers, hoses and hydraulics — each component must work correctly to provide consistent stopping force. If your brakes are squealing, grinding or taking longer to stop, don’t delay an inspection. Our technicians check for fluid leaks, rotor thickness, pad wear and brake response to identify issues quickly and accurately.

Clutch problems often show up as gear slipping, hard shifts or unusual noises during engagement. We repair or replace clutches, master and slave cylinders, and check for flywheel damage or hydraulic leaks. All repairs are completed using high-quality parts, and tested thoroughly to ensure your vehicle is safe and ready for the road again.

How do I know if my brakes need replacing?
Common signs include squeaking or grinding noises, a spongy or soft brake pedal, vibrations when braking or a noticeable drop in stopping performance. If your brake warning light appears or you need more distance to stop than usual, it’s time for an inspection. Brake pads wear down over time and must be replaced before they affect rotors or compromise safety.
What causes a clutch to wear out?
Clutch wear is usually caused by friction over time, especially in stop-start driving or when towing heavy loads. Riding the clutch, improper gear changes or high mileage can also accelerate wear. As the clutch plate thins, it starts to slip, making it harder to engage gears smoothly. Eventually, it can fail completely and prevent gear changes altogether.
How often should brakes and clutches be checked?
Brakes should be checked every 10,000 to 15,000 kilometres or sooner if symptoms appear. Clutches typically last between 100,000 and 150,000 kilometres but may wear out faster under heavy use. Regular servicing ensures these systems remain safe, responsive and efficient. Early diagnosis helps avoid sudden failures or expensive repairs down the track.