Brakes Plus

Reviews

• MB

  Marcus Bundy

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Michael got me squared away quickly and professionally. Also this shop can do lowered vehicles, many other places cannot!
• PR

  Patrick Richardson

  Feb 21, 2026
  5.0
  Great group of guys and super fast! Needed an alignment asap and they squeezed me in and got it set in no time!
• LV

  Lorraine Valdez

  Feb 14, 2026
  5.0
  Very helpful and explained everything in great detail! Honest and great employees. Would definitely come back to this location.
• SE

  Stanze England

  Feb 13, 2026
  5.0
  By far the best experience I’ve had getting my brakes replaced. Mike is so kind and compassionate and will make sure you leave driving safely. I am so grateful for the staff here, definitely will only come here from now on!
• ES

  Eddy Strait

  Feb 8, 2026
  2.0
  Went in for an alignment. They also inspected the brakes and said "front brakes were at 1mm, and they can grind into the rotors at any minute!!". (Paperwork noted 1-2mm) but as you can see from my "actual" measurements with expensive digital calipers, the thinnest pad was 2mm (not 1mm)... but close enough, will extend them a bit of grace here. However, the most egregious error was they said my rear brakes were at 3mm... clearly my rear pads were perfectly fine (between 6.5mm to 8.9mm). But, they insisted I needed both front AND rear brakes. I didn't do the brake service, went home did the brakes myself and saw they were off a bit on front brakes and WAY OFF on the rear brakes. When I went in to ask them about it, they said "Well, we didn't do a FULL brake inspection". I replied, "You INSISTED that I needed both front+rear and your measurements were way off. How can you INSIST I need front/rear brakes without actually measuring accurately first?". So, my advice to any customers, when they claim your brakes are a certain thickness and you need new brakes, you had better ask them to show you on a gauge, to avoid any shady techs from replacing pads that don't need it. I'll be fair and give 2 stars, but just be cautious. Trust is very hard to earn and extremely easy to lose. I hope management dwells on this: It would be extremely un-wise to lose a lifetime customer by advising to replace things that don't need to be replaced.