Lexington’s Trusted Mobile Auto Repair

When you choose an insured brake service, you're not just paying for the mechanical work. You're paying for peace of mind. If something goes wrong with your brake repair down the line, an insured business like InstaBrakes is accountable for the work performed. This means that if a mistake is made, you’re protected. An uninsured mechanic, on the other hand, may leave you high and dry in the event of an error or oversight.

In the unlikely event that your vehicle is damaged while being serviced, a fully insured repair company will have insurance to cover any damages. Without insurance, you’ll have no recourse if a mechanic accidentally damages your car during a repair. At InstaBrakes, our insurance coverage means you’ll never be stuck with the bill if something goes wrong—protecting your vehicle and your wallet.

In the event of an accident or injury related to faulty brake repairs, an uninsured mechanic may leave you vulnerable to lawsuits and financial loss. If the mechanic has no liability coverage, you could be held responsible for damages or injuries resulting from improperly repaired brakes. A fully insured service like InstaBrakes has liability insurance to cover these risks, ensuring you’re not financially liable for someone else's mistakes.

Insurance is often a hallmark of professionalism. Fully insured businesses tend to adhere to higher standards of service because they are regulated and required to meet specific criteria to qualify for insurance coverage. This means the mechanics working on your car are likely more experienced and trained compared to those who work without insurance. InstaBrakes’ team of skilled mechanics is not only insured but also dedicated to providing top-tier service that prioritizes your safety.

While it may seem like you’re saving money upfront by choosing an uninsured brake service, any short-term savings can be quickly erased by long-term problems. Poorly performed brake repairs can lead to further damage to your vehicle, accidents, or even legal battles—all of which can end up costing far more than the initial repair. With a trusted, insured service like InstaBrakes, you’re investing in quality that prevents future headaches and expenses.

At InstaBrakes, we take pride in being fully insured and transparent about our services. When you know your mechanic is insured, you can trust that they are serious about their business and your safety. We believe in building long-term relationships with our customers, and part of that trust comes from knowing that we’ve got you covered, literally.

Choosing a fully insured brake service like InstaBrakes isn’t just about following the rules—it’s about making a smart, informed decision that protects you, your vehicle, and your loved ones. Don’t gamble with safety or long-term costs by cutting corners. Trust the professionals who have the skills, accountability, and insurance to back up their work. Your brakes—and your safety—deserve nothing less.

Let InstaBrakes give you the quality service and peace of mind you need to keep rolling safely!

1. Convenient Repairs: 

Enjoy the convenience of having your vehicle fixed at your location, saving you time and effort.

2. Time Savings: 

Eliminate the need to travel to an auto repair shop, reducing downtime and allowing you to focus on other priorities.

3. On-the-Spot Diagnostics:

Benefit from a mobile auto mechanic’s expertise in quickly diagnosing issues and providing efficient solutions on-site.

4. Cost-Efficiency: 

Avoid towing costs and additional fees associated with traditional repair shops by having mechanics that come to you.

5. Personalized Service: 

Receive personalized attention and direct communication with the mechanic, fostering a more transparent and trustworthy repair experience.

6. Emergency Assistance: 

Mobile mechanics often offer emergency services, providing assistance when and where you need it, especially in urgent situations.

7. Flexibility: 

Schedule repairs at a time that suits your schedule, providing flexibility for busy lifestyles.

8. Transparent Pricing: 

Many mobile mechanics provide transparent pricing, helping you understand the cost of repairs without hidden fees.

9. Familiarity with Local Area: 

Mobile mechanics often have knowledge of the local area, aiding in locating you quickly and efficiently.

10. Enhanced Customer Experience: 

Experience a more customer-centric approach with a knowledgeable mobile mechanic who values customer satisfaction and builds trust through expertise and convenience.

1. Gather the Necessary Tools and Materials: 

- Jack and jack stands 

- Lug wrench 

- C-clamp or brake caliper tool 

- New brake pads and rotors (if needed) 

- Brake cleaner 

- Anti-seize lubricant 

- Wrench or ratchet set 

2. Prepare Your Workspace: 

- Park your car on a flat, level surface and engage the parking brake. 

- Loosen the lug nuts on the wheels before lifting the car. 

3. Lift the Vehicle and Remove the Wheels: 

- Use the jack to lift the car and secure it with jack stands. 

- Remove the lug nuts and take off the wheels. 

4. Inspect the Brake Components: 

- Check the condition of the brake pads, rotors, and calipers. 

- Look for signs of wear, such as uneven pad thickness or grooves on the rotors. 

5. Remove the Brake Caliper: 

- Use a wrench or ratchet to loosen the caliper bolts. 

- Carefully remove the caliper, being mindful not to damage the brake line. 

6. Replace the Brake Pads: 

- Take out the old brake pads from the caliper bracket. 

- Install the new brake pads, making sure they are positioned correctly. 

7. Inspect and Replace the Rotors (If Needed): 

- Check the thickness and condition of the brake rotors. 

- If they are worn or damaged, replace them with new ones. 

8. Reassemble the Brake Caliper:

- Carefully slide the caliper back over the new brake pads. 

- Tighten the caliper bolts to the manufacturer's specifications. 

9. Repeat Steps for Other Wheels (If Necessary): 

- Follow the same process for each wheel that needs new brakes. 

10. Reinstall the Wheels and Lower the Vehicle: 

- Put the wheels back on and tighten the lug nuts. 

- Lower the car off the jack stands and tighten the lug nuts fully. 

11. Bedding In the New Brakes: 

- Before driving, follow the manufacturer's recommendations for bedding in the new brakes.

- This usually involves a series of gentle stops to properly seat the pads and rotors. 

12. Final Checks: 

- Double-check all your work to ensure everything is properly installed and tightened. 

- Test the brakes in a safe, open area before hitting the road. 

By following these steps, you can successfully change your car brakes yourself and enjoy the satisfaction of completing a vital maintenance task on your own. Remember to consult your vehicle's manual and, if you're unsure at any point, don't hesitate to seek professional help. 

Happy wrenching!