How often should I replace my brake pads?

Brake pads typically last between 40,000–80,000 km, depending on driving style and conditions. We recommend a brake inspection every 12 months or 20,000 km.

What are signs my brakes need service?

Watch for squeaking, grinding, vibration during braking, longer stopping distances, or a soft pedal. These all signal it's time for professional inspection.

Can you service my electronic parking brake?

Yes, we have the latest tools to diagnose and service modern Acura electronic brake systems.

Do you use OEM parts for brake repair?

We use OEM or high-quality aftermarket parts that meet or exceed Acura’s performance and safety standards.

Is Dale’s Auto Service better than the dealership?

Absolutely. We offer personalized care, competitive pricing, and no upselling — all without compromising quality or warranty coverage.

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RAM Truck Brake Service & Repair in Maple Ridge

Dale’s Auto Service — the best auto service shop in the Lower Mainland — delivers premium RAM brake service, repair, inspection, and diagnostics for 1500, 2500, 3500, Rebel, TRX, and all RAM models.
Whether you tow, commute, haul, or adventure, your RAM’s braking system needs precision, reliability, and heavy-duty expertise—and our team delivers exactly that.

We service all makes and models, gas, diesel, hybrid, and EV-friendly brake systems.

Why Maple Ridge RAM Owners Choose Dale’s Auto Service

Best-rated brake mechanic near you
Heavy-duty RAM brake expertise
Full brake system diagnostics
Quality OEM & high-performance brake parts
Transparent digital vehicle inspections with photos & videos
Quick turnaround + exceptional customer service
Trusted since 1989

Complete RAM Brake Services We Offer

RAM Truck Brake Repair & Service in Maple Ridge (Best Mechanic Near You)

We provide dealership-level brake service at better pricing and with better customer care.
Our certified technicians handle:

RAM Brake Inspections & Diagnostics

✔ Road testing
✔ Rotor thickness + runout
✔ Pad wear measurement
✔ Caliper condition
✔ Brake line integrity
✔ Parking brake function
✔ ABS/ESC scan + fault tracing

RAM Brake Pad Replacement (All Makes & Models)

OEM, ceramic, semi-metallic, or severe-duty pads for towing
Ideal for 1500, 2500, 3500, and TRX high-performance braking

RAM Rotor Replacement & Machining

Precision rotor matching
Eliminate pulsation, vibration, pulling, or noise
Heavy-duty rotor options for towing and load-carrying RAM trucks

RAM Brake Fluid Flush & Hydraulic Service

Prevents brake fade
Ensures full braking power
Protects ABS and ESC components

RAM ABS, Trailer Brake & Electronic Systems

We service:

ABS modules
Wheel speed sensors
Trailer brake controllers
Hill-descent braking systems
Electronic stability controls

EV-Friendly Brake Service

RAM hybrids and mild-hybrids require specialized brake care due to regenerative braking systems.
We’re fully equipped and certified for EV-compatible service.

RAM Performance & Towing Brake Upgrades

For drivers who tow RVs, boats, or trailers:

Heavy-duty pads & rotors
Slotted & drilled rotor setups
High-heat resistant brake fluid
Trailer brake controllers
Cooling-optimized performance brake kits

Serving RAM Owners in Maple Ridge & the Lower Mainland

Your RAM deserves a shop that treats your truck like their own.
That’s why RAM drivers trust Dale’s Auto Service — the best auto service shop in the Lower Mainland.

Contact Dale’s Auto Service

Book your RAM brake service today:
📍 Located near you in the Lower Mainland

📞 Call Us: 604-530-9160

Brake Service FAQ

1. How often should I replace RAM truck brake pads?

Most RAM models require pad replacement every 40,000–80,000 km, depending on towing, terrain, and driving style.

2. What are the signs my RAM brakes need repair?

Grinding, vibration, longer stopping distances, pulsation, pulling, or brake warning lights.

3. Do you service RAM 1500, 2500, 3500, and TRX brakes?

Yes — we service all RAM models, all makes & models, gas, diesel, hybrid, and EV-friendly platforms.

4. Can towing cause faster brake wear?

Absolutely. Heavy loads generate more heat and wear. We offer severe-duty pads and rotors for towing applications.

5. Do you use OEM-quality or better brake parts?

Yes — we install OEM, OEM-equivalent, or premium performance brake components based on your driving needs.

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

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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