Rear Brake Pad Replacement

How We Replace Rear Brake Pads

Your rear brake pads are arranged similarly to your front brake pads, which means the replacement process is largely the same. We start by taking the wheel off of your car, then we release the bolts securing the calipers in place. We can then fold out the calipers and access the old brake pads directly, which we remove. We’ll then replace the brake pads with genuine Jeep brake pads, as well as clips, which will give you the maximum functionality possible. Then it’s just a matter of securing all the parts back into place, and you get your car back.

Our Certified Technicians Will Treat Your Jeep Right

Replacing brake pads is something that most mechanics can do, but our technicians can do it better. They’ve studied and worked hard to get their credentials, and they know your Jeep inside and out. They know exactly what does and doesn’t need to be removed or secured, and what common issues can arise when replacing rear brake pads. You can trust that our experts will perform your service right the first time, every time.

Let Us Show You Quality Service

We do everything we can to make our service the best possible for New Braunfels drivers. That includes hiring certified technicians and providing genuine replacement parts, but it also has to do with how we treat you. We have courtesy loaners and a courtesy transportation shuttle, as well as rental car services that can get you where you need to go while your Jeep is out of action, as well as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and fresh-baked cookies in our comfortable waiting area. You’ll be treated like the VIP you are at Bluebonnet Jeep.