Brake repairs taree

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Taree Brake Repairs

Your brakes and clutch are two of the most important systems in your vehicle, directly impacting safety, performance and control. If you’ve noticed squeaking brakes, a soft pedal, grinding noises or difficulty shifting gears, it’s time to have them checked by an expert. At Garfields Auto Service Centre in Taree, we provide professional clutch and brake repairs, inspections and replacements to ensure your vehicle remains safe and responsive on the road.


From worn-out brake pads to slipping clutches, our skilled mechanics diagnose issues quickly and use high-quality parts to restore smooth operation. Whether you drive a manual or automatic car, a 4WD or a motorhome, we’ve got the expertise to get your vehicle performing at its best.

Don’t take chances with your brakes or clutch—call (02) 6552 2320 to book a service today!

Repairs for Smooth & Safe Driving

Brakes and clutches experience constant wear and tear, meaning regular maintenance is essential to prevent failures and costly repairs. Our team carries out thorough inspections and precision repairs, ensuring your braking system provides reliable stopping power and your clutch operates smoothly for seamless gear changes. Whether you need a brake pad replacement, hydraulic repairs or a full clutch overhaul, we handle every job with expert care.



Our brake & clutch services include:


  • Brake pad & rotor replacements for safer stopping
  • Hydraulic & cable clutch repairs for smooth shifting
  • Brake fluid flushes & system checks to prevent failures


If your car isn’t stopping or shifting as it should, don’t wait—get expert brake and clutch repairs today. Call (02) 6552 2320 to book your service!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the signs that my brakes need replacing?

    There are several warning signs that indicate your brakes may need attention or replacement. Common symptoms include squeaking or grinding noises, a soft or spongy brake pedal, vibration when braking or the car taking longer to stop than usual. A burning smell while driving or a warning light on your dashboard can also indicate brake system issues. Brakes are a critical safety component, and ignoring these signs can lead to brake failure and increased stopping distances. If you experience any of these issues, it’s essential to have your brakes inspected and serviced immediately.

  • How often should I replace my brake pads?

    Brake pads typically need replacement every 40,000 to 70,000 kilometres, but this depends on your driving habits, vehicle type, and road conditions. If you drive in stop-and-go traffic, tow heavy loads or frequently brake suddenly, your brake pads may wear out faster. Some vehicles are equipped with brake pad wear sensors, which trigger a warning light when the pads are too thin. It’s best to have your brakes inspected during regular servicing to catch wear early and avoid damaging other components like the rotors.

  • How long does a clutch last before needing replacement?

    A clutch typically lasts between 80,000 and 150,000 kilometres, but this depends on driving style, road conditions and vehicle type. Frequent stop-start driving, riding the clutch or towing heavy loads can significantly reduce clutch lifespan. Unlike brake pads, a clutch doesn’t have a specific replacement interval, so regular checks and prompt repairs when symptoms arise are essential to avoid costly breakdowns. If your clutch is slipping or difficult to engage, it’s time for a professional inspection.