Brake Repair in Cleveland, OH

Full-Service Brake and Auto Repair in Cleveland, OH

Our shop at 8409 Garfield Blvd sits just past Cleveland's southeast border, in Garfield Heights. Drivers from the Southeast Side reach us along Broadway Avenue, which runs from downtown through Garfield Heights and on to Maple Heights and Bedford. From other parts of Cleveland, Interstate 77 and Interstate 480 bring you to the Broadway Avenue and Granger Road exits near our shop.

We handle brake repair along with engine and transmission replacement, suspension, diagnostics, tune-ups, A/C and heating repair and oil changes. We work on most domestic, Asian and European cars, trucks and SUVs. An inspection and an estimate come before any work.

Why Cleveland Drivers Choose Us

Many Cleveland drivers want a neighborhood shop instead of a dealer across town, and we have served them since 2003. We tell you what your car needs, what can wait and what it will take before any work starts. That honest approach is why our customers come back.

When a brake or engine problem shows up on the way to work, we offer same-day appointments when we can fit you in. Financing is available for bigger jobs, and we accept many extended warranties. Call (216) 633-8544 to tell us what is going on.

What We Do in Cleveland, OH

These are the services Cleveland drivers bring their vehicles to us for, from brakes and diagnostics to engine and transmission replacement.

About Cleveland, OH

Cleveland is the seat of Cuyahoga County, built on bluffs along Lake Erie and split by the Cuyahoga River into an East Side and a West Side. Three two-digit interstates serve it, I-71, I-77 and I-90, along with I-480 and I-490. Its streets follow a grid of numbered streets running north and south and named avenues running east and west.

Lake Erie shapes how Cleveland drives in winter. Lake-effect snow falls from mid-November until the lake freezes, and it is heaviest on the East Side and in the Heights, where the Snow Belt begins. Slushy, cold roads are hard on brake lines, batteries and suspension, so a check before winter is time well spent.