Brake Repairs

Clutch and brake repairs in Wagga Wagga

Clutch and brake repairs in Wagga Wagga

Looking for a clutch or brake repair company in Wagga Wagga? Look no further! Our fully qualified mechanics have fifty-five years of combined experience with all types of vehicles. If your vehicle is in need of a new clutch, we’ve got you covered.

Here at G & M Cochrane & Sons, we stick to quality brands and all of our work is guaranteed. If you would like a quote, or to discuss your vehicle, please contact us.

Looking for a clutch or brake repair company in Wagga Wagga? Look no further! Our fully qualified mechanics have fifty-five years of combined experience with all types of vehicles. If your vehicle is in need of a new clutch, we’ve got you covered.

Here at G & M Cochrane & Sons, we stick to quality brands and all of our work is guaranteed. If you would like a quote, or to discuss your vehicle, please contact us.
car brake repair

Brakes

At G & M Cochrane & Sons, we have a team of experienced brake mechanics for all types of passenger and commercial vehicles. To discuss your needs you can give us a call, fill out an enquiry form, or drop in.
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car brake repair

Brakes

At G & M Cochrane & Sons, we have a team of experienced brake mechanics for all types of passenger and commercial vehicles. To discuss your needs you can give us a call, fill out an enquiry form, or drop in.
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Tasks we perform


Tasks we perform

Determine faults in brake systems by talking to the vehicle owner, carrying out a test drive, and noting its performance.

Diagnose and correct anti-lock braking faults.

Examine brake systems (including steel, flex hoses, and handbrake cables) for wear.

Measure brake drums and disc rotors to determine if wear or finished size is excessive.

Test brake units to ensure outputs reach the specified level (this includes electronics now widely used on late model vehicles and trailer or caravan brakes).
Repair or replace leaky brake cylinders.

Fix machine discs and drum brakes where indicated.

Fit wheels onto hubs and tighten wheel fixings to specified torque levels.

Ensure brake systems are filled with correct brake fluid and are functioning correctly.

Bleed the hydraulic brake system.
Determine faults in brake systems by talking to the vehicle owner, carrying out a test drive, and noting its performance.

Diagnose and correct anti-lock braking faults.

Examine brake systems (including steel, flex hoses, and handbrake cables) for wear.

Measure brake drums and disc rotors to determine if wear or finished size is excessive.

Test brake units to ensure outputs reach the specified level (this includes electronics now widely used on late model vehicles and trailer or caravan brakes).
Repair or replace leaky brake cylinders.

Attach new linings to brake shoes by bonding or riveting (this is a separate semi-skilled operation in some repair shops).

Fix machine discs and drum brakes where indicated.

Fit wheels onto hubs and tighten wheel fixings to specified torque levels.

Ensure brake systems are filled with correct brake fluid and are functioning correctly.

Bleed the hydraulic brake system.

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