People seem not to think about their brakes very often, if at all - at least until a whining or squealing noise or "spongy" feeling in the pedal brings them to their attention. Still, we wouldn't want to be out driving without a good working set of brakes, would we? Any brake system consist of several parts. As with any vehicle, every component of your Cadillac Escalade brakes need to be in good working condition in order for the whole system to do its job effectively.

Cadillac Escalade brakes use a special hydraulic fluid which expands when the pedal is applied, operating the calipers. When the brake petal starts to have that "soft" or "spongy" feeling while sinking further toward the floor, this indicates a problem.

Although it may be as simple as adding hydraulic brake fluid to the master cylinder, it may not remedy the situation. That indicates a leak in the brake system. Brake lines and/or cylinders may need to be replaced. Another problem is indicated when brakes begin whining or squealing. This is an indication that brake pads are starting to wear out and should be replaced as soon as possible. If neglected at the first signs of wear, eventually "grinding" sounds will be heard which is bad news for the brake rotors. Our large inventory of genuine Cadillac parts makes it easy to keep those Cadillac Escalade brakes functioning at peak performance. Don't fall into the trap of "false economy" - avoid cheap "after market" replacements, because they may wear out quickly. It's always best in the long run to use factory authorized GM components.Check our website for the best prices and fastest service.