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GM Brake Line Replacement

GM trucks and SUVs are notorious for rusting out their brake lines. We replace them with corrosion-resistant NiCopp nickel/copper line — so you'll never have to worry about rusted brake lines again.

NiCopp Corrosion-Resistant Never Rust Again Trucks & SUVs

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The Problem

GM brake lines rust — and fail

GM brake lines have never been known for their longevity, and it's especially true on 2000-and-newer models. We've seen a big increase in these vehicles failing state inspection because of rusted brake lines.

Rusted lines are dangerous — left alone, they can burst and cost you your brakes entirely. Using the latest in anti-corrosion NiCopp brake line, we replace every line on the vehicle so it's done once and done right. The job generally takes a full day to complete.

The Fix

NiCopp brake line replacement

A complete, corrosion-resistant brake line replacement using nickel/copper line that won't rust out the way the factory steel does.

Full NiCopp Replacement

from $499

Applicable Models 1500 · 2500 · 3500 · Tahoe · Suburban · Escalade

Replacement of all brake lines and fittings, plus fresh fluid and a full brake flush
Master cylinder front & rear lines to the ABS pump
ABS pump lines to both front wheels and the rear axle
Full ABS system bleed with advanced scan tools, so everything performs at its peak
Inspection of ABS and braking components
Inspection of the chassis, braking, and fuel systems
Cleaning and inspection of the brake master cylinder

Add $55 for vehicles with independent rear suspension or dual rear ABS lines. Most GM brake line jobs take a full day to complete.

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