September 26th, 2022 by Austin's Pro Max
Can Brake Fluid Flood My Engine? Your car consists of numerous interconnected systems that work together to boost power and performance. But if one system is damaged, can it affect another? If you’ve ever wondered if brake fluid can be sucked into your engine, the brake repair specialists at Austin’s Pro Max in Puyallup, Washington,
June 4th, 2021 by Austin's Pro Max
What is a Safe Driving Distance? Driving safely should always be your top priority when you’re behind the wheel, especially during rush hour traffic when there is no shortage of distractions and little breathing room on the road. One of the most critical aspects of safe driving is maintaining a safe following distance to ensure
April 12th, 2021 by Austin's Pro Max
How Brake Pads Work Your brakes are arguably the most critical safety feature on your vehicle. Without them, you would be unable to control your car or truck. Keeping them in good working order will help to ensure you can always control your speed and bring your vehicle to a stop whenever necessary. Austin’s Pro
September 14th, 2020 by Austin's Pro Max
Should You Get Performance Brake Pads? As you likely know, your car or truck’s brakes use pads to generate and absorb friction against the rotors. These consumable items play a central role in slowing and controlling your vehicle. The experts at Austin’s Pro Max recommend changing your brake pads from time to time as they
February 5th, 2020 by Austin's Pro Max
What To Look For When Your Brakes Feel Off Many drivers take their brakes for granted. Routine maintenance is required to keep your brakes ready for anything. If you’re not sure whether you need brake repair or service, watch for these signs. Brake Light Comes On When the brake light comes on, it could be
March 22nd, 2019 by Austin's Pro Max
Don’t Skip This Service! We get it, vehicle ownership can be very overwhelming. There are inspections & registration, oil changes & wheel alignment, tire replacements, and detailing! Your vehicle is like your second home so it’s no surprise that it takes a lot to keep it in good condition. But if there’s one thing we