📍 1246 Seven Springs Blvd, New Port Richey, FL 34655 Self-service wash bays open 24/7 Fleet Careers ☎ (727) 375-5093

Brake repair

Brake Repair & Brake Pad Replacement in Trinity & New Port Richey, FL

Brake pads from $224.99 per axle. Free estimate before any work, no appointment — just drive in to Wow Express on Seven Springs Blvd.

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Brake pad replacement (from $224.99 per axle)

Brake pads wear down with every stop, and worn pads reduce your stopping power. We check pad thickness and the rest of your brake system first, then replace the pads before they start damaging your rotors. Quality pads, professionally installed.

The price is per axle — the front pair or the rear pair — and you get an estimate for your car before any work starts.

Brake rotor replacement

Rotors are the discs your brake pads clamp onto. Rotors that are worn thin, grooved or warped can cause vibration when you stop and can wear new pads faster. We look at the rotors whenever we check your pads and tell you if they need to be replaced. Rotor replacement has no posted price because it depends on your car: you get a free estimate before any work.

Brake caliper replacement

Calipers squeeze the pads against the rotors. A caliper that sticks or leaks can make the car pull to one side, wear one pad faster than the other, or make the brakes run hot. If a caliper is the problem, we replace it. Like rotors, calipers have no posted price: free estimate before any work.

Brake fluid exchange

Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time. As it builds up, your brakes can feel less responsive and brake parts can corrode from the inside. A brake fluid exchange removes the old fluid and replaces it with fresh, dry fluid. You get an estimate before any work starts.

Free brake check with every oil change

Brakes are visually inspected at every oil change at Wow Express, so a worn brake gets noticed while you are already here. Every oil change also includes a free exterior car wash.

Signs you need brakes

Brakes usually tell you before they fail. Squealing or squeaking when you brake, a grinding sound, a pedal that feels soft or sinks toward the floor, a car that pulls to one side, vibration when you stop, or a longer stop than you are used to are all reasons to have them checked. So is a brake warning light or an ABS light.

Short trips and stop-and-go traffic wear pads faster than open-road driving, and a pad you cannot see wearing is the one that starts damaging the rotor. Not sure what you are hearing? Pull in and we’ll take a look.

How it works

1. Pull in

No appointment. Drive in during business hours and we’ll take a look.

2. We inspect and quote

We inspect your brake system, check pad thickness, and give you a written estimate before any work starts.

3. You decide

Once you have the estimate, the decision is yours. We do not start the work before you have it.

Areas we serve

Brake repair at 1246 Seven Springs Blvd in New Port Richey for drivers from Trinity, New Port Richey, Odessa, Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor and East Lake.

Need something else fixed? See all our auto repair services → (including ABS sensors and wheel hubs) or our maintenance services →

Quick answers

Brake repair questions

How much do brake pads cost?

Brake pad replacement starts from $224.99 per axle. You get an estimate for your car before any work starts.

Do you replace rotors and calipers?

Yes. We replace brake rotors and brake calipers when they need it, along with brake pads. Rotors and calipers have no posted price because it depends on your car, so you get a free estimate before any work starts.

How long does a brake job take?

It depends on the job and on parts availability; we’ll give you a time with your estimate.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Pull in during business hours and we’ll take a look; bigger jobs get an estimate before any work starts.

How do I know if I need new brakes?

Common signs are squealing or squeaking when you brake, a grinding sound, a soft or low pedal, the car pulling to one side, vibration when stopping, or a brake warning light. Pull in any time and we’ll take a look.

Do you check brakes during an oil change?

Yes. Every oil change includes a visual brake inspection.

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