Land Rover Brake Service & Repair Dales Auto Service

Land Rover Brake Service & Repair in Cloverdale

Trusted Brake Experts for Your Land Rover

Dale’s Auto Service is the best auto repair and service shop in the Lower Mainland for Land Rover brake work — from Range Rover and Discovery to Defender and Evoque.

Our certified mechanics diagnose and repair brake issues fast and fairly, using quality parts and proven procedures. We proudly service all makes and models, so bring the whole family fleet.

Symptoms Your Brakes Need Service

Squealing or grinding under braking
Soft, spongy, or long pedal travel
Vibration or steering wheel shake when stopping
Brake warning light/ABS light on
Burning smell after a downhill stop

Land Rover Brake Services We Perform

Brake pad & rotor replacement (OE-equivalent or premium options)
Brake fluid test & DOT 4 fluid exchange (moisture removal)
EPB/parking brake service & calibration (where equipped)
Caliper service, slides & hardware kits
Brake hose/line repairs & leak fixes
ABS/ESC diagnostics and sensor replacement
Road test, bed-in, and post-service safety check

Why Dale’s for Brakes in Cloverdale?

Specialized expertise: Land Rover systems, EPB, and ABS/ESC.
Honest diagnostics: Photos/video DVI, only what you need.
Quality parts & warranty: Strong coverage on parts and labour.
Convenience: Ride options, quick scheduling, and clear ETAs.
Local leaders since 1989: The shop Cloverdale drivers trust.

Our 4-Step Process

Inspect & Test: Measure pads/rotors, scan codes, test fluid.
Quote Options: Good/Better/Best parts with transparent pricing.
Repair Right: Certified techs, torque specs, proper bed-in.
Quality Check: Road test, re-inspect, report back to you.

Fast Booking — Near You in Cloverdale

Prefer a quick call? Need same-day options? We’ll do our best to fit you in.

Call/Text: 604-530-9160
Email: sales@dalesauto.ca

Frequently Asked Brake Service Questions

Q1: How often should Land Rover brake pads be replaced?
A: Many drivers see 40,000–70,000 km, but it varies with driving style, routes, and towing. We measure pad/rotor thickness and give you an honest timeframe.

Q2: My brake warning light came on — is it safe to drive?
A: The light can mean low fluid or a system fault. Low fluid often results from pad wear. Stop by for a quick inspection to stay safe and avoid damage.

Q3: Do you service all makes and models or just Land Rover?
A: We service all makes and models. You’ll get the same expert process and warranty, whether it’s a Land Rover, BMW, Toyota, or a family van.

Q4: How long does a typical brake job take?
A: Many pad/rotor services finish the same day. ABS/EPB issues or corrosion can add time — we’ll confirm a clear ETA after inspection.

Q5: OEM vs aftermarket — which should I choose?
A: We offer OE-equivalent and premium upgrades. We’ll match your needs (quiet, low dust, towing, performance) and explain cost, feel, and longevity.

Disk Brake Service

A disc brake is a type of brake that uses calipers to squeeze pairs of pads against a disc in order to create friction that slows the rotation of the wheel(s)….more

Drum Brake Service

The drum brake may look complicated, and it can be pretty intimidating when you open one up. Let’s break it down and explain what each piece does.

Like the disc brake, the drum brake has two brake shoes and a piston. But the drum brake also has an adjuster mechanism, an emergency brake mechanism and lots of springs…more

Brake Fluid Flush

Brake fluid is possibly the single most neglected component of the automobile.

Most high performance drivers check their tire pressures and change their engine oil at frequent intervals, but virtually no one ever changes the brake fluid in their street car.

Brake fluid will not be able to handle the heat when it is contaminated…more