// SPRINGFIELD, mo

Brake Repair & Replacement on Kearney St

Ensure maximum stopping power for your personal car or work truck with expert brake service at Mitchem Tire on Kearney Street.

From loud grinding noises to soft brake pedal travel, our North Springfield mechanics deliver thorough brake inspections and reliable repairs.
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Total Brake Care in North Springfield

We repair and service all light-duty and commercial braking systems.

Brake Pad & Shoe Installation

Heavy-duty ceramic and metallic pads designed for superior heat dissipation and long life.

Rotor & Drum Machining

Precision resurfacing or replacement to stop pedal pulsation and shuddering.

Brake Line & Fluid Service

Complete hydraulic fluid flushes and rust-resistant line replacements.

Caliper & Wheel Cylinder Repair

Restoring proper hydraulic pressure balance across all wheels.

ABS Module & Sensor Repair

Accurate diagnostic scanning for anti-lock braking dashboard lights.

Mitchem Tire, Kearney St., Springfield, MO
Mitchem Kearney Lobby

// hours & location

Mitchem Tire & Auto: Springfield, MO

Heavy Hauling & Highway Braking Demands

Vehicles driving along I-44 or carrying heavy work loads in North Springfield place extreme demands on their braking systems. Heavy payloads significantly increase stopping distances and generate intense heat across pads and rotors. We install high-friction, heat-resistant brake components built for tough everyday use.

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// Questions Drivers ask every day

Frequently Asked Questions

Grinding indicates that your brake pad friction material has worn away completely, causing metal-on-metal contact with the rotor. Schedule service immediately to prevent severe rotor damage.

Most front or rear brake pad and rotor replacements are completed within 1 to 2 hours.

Yes, we service braking systems on light-duty work trucks, vans, and commercial fleet vehicles.

Common warning signs include squealing or grinding noises, vibrations when braking, a soft brake pedal feel, or your brake warning light illuminating on the dashboard.

An emergency brake adjustment ensures your parking brake engages properly and holds your vehicle securely in place, which is especially important on hills or inclines.

Yes, brake inspections are typically included as part of routine and preventative maintenance visits, helping catch wear or damage before it becomes a bigger, more costly repair.

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