How Often Hawaii Drivers Need to Have Their Nissan's Brakes Inspected & Repaired

Your Nissan's brakes will wear and tear at different rates compared to other Hawaii drivers. This depends on your braking habits around Honolulu. Frequent or sudden braking can result in a Nissan's brake components to wear faster.

That's why the New City Nissan service center recommends semiannual brake inspections. Visit our Nissan service center in Honolulu twice a year, so we can perform necessary brake repairs.

A full brake replacement may not be needed for 40,000 miles or more, but various brake repairs are often needed every 10,000 miles.

Our Nissan-certified technicians in Honolulu can check brake lines, hoses, and brake fluid, in addition to replacing brake components like brake pads, rotors, calipers, and bushings.

Signs Hawaii Drivers Need to Have Their Nissan's Brakes Inspected

• It takes longer and farther for Kaimuki motorists to reach a complete stop on Honolulu roads.
• The Nissan's brake pedal feels soft and spongy. Aiea drivers may notice they're exerting more force while braking.
• Honolulu drivers hear their brakes squealing and screeching.
• As you attempt to stop on Oahu roads, your Nissan pulls from side to side.
• Waipahu drivers spot leaking brake fluid under their Nissan.
• Worn brake pads emit a burning smell.
• The Nissan's brake maintenance light illuminates the dashboard.

Schedule Brake Service in Honolulu with New City Nissan

Get genuine Nissan brake repairs in Honolulu by scheduling service online with New City Nissan. Fully functioning brakes are needed to keep you safe while driving your Nissan around Hawaii. We offer Nissan service specials to help Kaneohe drivers save on brake repairs. Have your brakes inspected in Honolulu right away!