What We See From Hyattsville Drivers
Hyattsville driving mixes the Route 1 corridor, East-West Highway and Beltway access, which means a wide range of wear patterns depending on the driver.
We see a good share of transmission and engine diagnostic work from this area, along with auto glass, since the highway running that comes with a Hyattsville commute is where most windshield chips happen.
From Hyattsville To The Shop
From Hyattsville, the most direct approach is south toward the Central Avenue corridor in Capitol Heights. The shop is at 8632 Edgeworth Dr, Capitol Heights, MD 20743, open 8:30 AM–6:00 PM, seven days a week.
Brake Work We Do
- Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement“I think I need brakes.”
- Brake Noise, Vibration and Pulling“My brakes are grinding and the wheel shakes when I stop.”
- Brake Fluid Service, Calipers and Brake Warning Lights“My brake light is on and the pedal feels soft.”
Signs Your Brakes Need Attention
- A high-pitched squeal when you brake, or sometimes when you do not
- Grinding or a metal-on-metal scrape
- Brake pedal travelling farther than it used to
- The car pulling to one side when you brake
- Visible deep grooving on the rotor face
- Brake dust heavier on one wheel than the others