Our two-step brake installation process
STEP 1 / Brake Inspection
As a rule, your technician will inspect all of your brakes and even conduct a courtesy check of your fluids and tires. If you need repairs or new brakes installed, we will give you an estimate and set up your follow-up installation appointment.
$50.00
Inspection Fee
After inspection, you will receive a $50 discount off the purchase of a new brake installation.
STEP 2 / Follow-up Installation Appointment
After inspection, your technician will help you book the next available installation appointment—possibly as soon as that same day.
New Brake Installations
Because of rotor differences, costs will vary. Your technician will give you an estimate after your brake inspection.
What your mobile brake service includes
Instead of searching for a mechanic near you, count on our mobile mechanics to give you professional brake service right at your home or office.
Our Firestone Direct Warranty
Your mobile brake service is fully-covered for 12 months or 12,000 miles, or if a brake fluid exchange is purchased, for 24 months or 24,000 miles.
How our service works
Our mobile brake inspection comes to you
Once you share your vehicle information we’ll come out and assess your brakes.
Brake installation right at your home or office
During a follow-up appointment, your mobile mechanic will replace your defective brakes as needed.
Relax during your service
Service is contactless and mess-free, with no mess left in your driveway. We won’t charge you until after your service is complete.
Firestone Direct
Certified Firestone Mechanics
With Firestone Direct, you get the same level of expertise that separates Firestone Complete Auto Care from the pack.
Time Saving Mobile Service
Fully-equipped mobile service vans help our mobile mechanics complete your service or repairs right outside your home or office.
Service and Pricing You Can Trust
Because our service is backed by Firestone you can trust our word when it comes to quality of service and transparent pricing.
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Scheduling is Easy
There are a few pieces of info we need ahead of your service.
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The year, make and model of your vehicle
We might be able to figure it out from your license plate.
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The address where you want service
Somewhere safe you can grant the technician access to.
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An available date and time that works for you
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