With winter approaching, the owner of a 2002 Subaru Outback brought the vehicle to Twin Peaks Auto Repair in Longmont with a straightforward question: did it need new brakes?

There were no squeaking sounds or noticeable braking issues. The customer simply wanted to understand the condition of the brakes before winter arrived.

A thorough inspection at no cost

Twin Peaks inspected the front and rear brakes, along with the brake calipers, master cylinder and brake lines. There was no charge for the inspection.

Brake rotor and caliper on the 2002 Subaru Outback with its wheel removed
Second view of a brake rotor and caliper on the 2002 Subaru Outback during inspection

Front and rear brake assemblies on the 2002 Subaru Outback during the inspection.

The result was welcome news: no brake repairs were needed. Based on their condition at the time of inspection, the shop estimated roughly another six months or 12,000 miles of use remained.

Honesty, value and trust in practice

The customer left pleased with both the thorough inspection and the honest recommendation.

This visit reflects the values Twin Peaks describes on its homepage: honesty about what needs attention, value in the service provided, and trust built through straightforward recommendations.

Sometimes, the most valuable answer a repair shop can give is that no repair is needed.

Unsure whether your brakes need attention?

Twin Peaks Auto Repair can inspect your vehicle and explain its findings so you can make an informed decision.

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What Our Satisfied Customers Are Saying...

We only take our vehicles to Twin Peaks. They are professional, don't try to gouge you, and work as quickly as humanly possible. Many are those in the area who know this, as well, so expect to have to work a bit with their schedule: they're often busy in advance, so keep that in mind.

- Michelle P
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