The braking system is one of the most important elements of the vehicle. If neglected, it can reduce both driving comfort and the safety of passangers and other road users as it is one of the most common causes of collisions and serious accidents. Therefore, regular diagnostics and maintenance of the components that make up the braking system is of great importance. Drivers who are looking for experienced professionals who know everything about the servicing and repair of trucks are welcome to Truck Partner! We are able to guarantee efficient diagnostics and repairs of braking systems by using proven methods, genuine spare parts and branded substitutes at an affordable price, as well as the most modern tools.

Diagnostics, maintenance and repair of braking systems

We are well aware that an effective braking system is a guarantee of a safe journey. Therefore, we fix this type of components with great care. We check the condition of brake pads, the degree of wear of discs, drums and shoes. We control the condition of the pneumatic system and its tightness; we replace the worn out parts. We also check the operation of the brake lightning.

We carry out technical inspections and braking systems repairs in many types of commercial vehicles such as trucks, coaches, trailers and semi-trailers of leading manufacturers (Volvo, Renault, Iveco, Scania, Mercedes, MAN, DAF, Kassbohrer, Mega or Wielton.) We specialize in inspections and warranty repairs related in particular to braking systems of Wabco, Knorr and Haldex.

How to take care of the braking system- useful tips from the Truck Partner`s experts

Even a minor defect of the braking system can lead to a major failure and, as a consequence, to an accident. This is why it is necessary to regularly check its condition. The responsibilities of the driver include:

monitoring the condition of brake lines and their periodic replacement,
checking the condition of discs and pads,
economical driving style.

In addition to routine checks and replacing worn parts, remember not to wait to repair a minor fault – the consequence could be a bigger failure!