Measurement before quotation
Discs and pads are measured and photographed, and the figures go beside the factory minimums on your estimate. You see why a part was recommended rather than taking it on faith.

Brakes and tires · Carrollton, Texas
Tires date out before they wear out.
Pads, discs, brake fluid and tire condition measured off the car and documented against your VIN, so what you replace is decided by numbers rather than a glance through the spokes.
A system, not a parts list
An Aston Martin is tuned around its rubber. The dampers, the electronics and the steering weight were all developed on specific fitments, which is why a set of tires chosen on price alone changes more than the invoice suggests.
Low-profile tires on a heavy grand tourer age from sunlight and from sitting. A DB9 that covers 2,000 miles a year can have date codes older than its last service, and grip that has quietly moved on without the tread ever showing it.
Brake wear on these cars is honest but easy to miss. Fluid absorbs moisture on the same two-year clock as any other car, and a pedal that has grown slightly longer is a measurement away from an explanation.
The work
Every visit starts with the wheels off. Nothing is condemned from a visual check.
Discs and pads are measured and photographed, and the figures go beside the factory minimums on your estimate. You see why a part was recommended rather than taking it on faith.
A full brake fluid flush to specification, with moisture readings recorded before and after. Calipers, flexible lines and the booster circuit are inspected for seepage while the car is on the lift.
Tread depth matters less than most owners expect.
Pedal feel, pull and ABS behavior verified on a road test, then the measurements and part numbers filed against your VIN for the next inspection to compare against.
Up close

Disc thickness and caliper condition measured against factory tolerance, with the numbers in the report.

Tire date codes, tread depth and pressures checked, wheels examined for damage before refit.

Pedal feel and stopping behavior verified on the road before the car is handed back.
How a brake visit runs
Wheels off, pads and discs measured, fluid tested, tires date-coded.
Line-item estimate with photographs and factory figures beside yours.
Genuine parts, correct fluid specification, factory torque values.
Pedal check, bed-in where needed, final scan and a written record.
Most brake and tire work is completed in one to two business days once parts are confirmed.

Brakes and tires
Confidence measured in pedal feel.
Where we work
We are in Carrollton, ten minutes off the President George Bush Turnpike, and we collect and return cars across Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Southlake and the Park Cities.
If the car is about to take a long trip, tire age and brake fluid are the two items most worth checking first. Tell us the route and we will prioritize what matters for it.
Why March Motorsports
Brake work is where guesswork gets expensive in both directions. Condemning a good disc costs money you did not need to spend; passing a worn one costs far more later.
We measure, we show you the numbers, and the file stays with the car so wear becomes a trend you can plan around instead of a surprise.
Pads, discs and fluid tested with the wheels off and the readings photographed.
Correct friction material and fluid specification, recorded by part number.
Every figure filed against the VIN, so the next check has something to compare.
Areas we serve
Our Carrollton workshop serves owners throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, with collection and delivery available across the Metroplex and enclosed transport arranged statewide.
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Book it
Tell us the model, the mileage and what the pedal or the tires are doing. We will tell you what is likely due before you drive over.
Questions
Every two years regardless of mileage. Fluid absorbs moisture from the air, which lowers its boiling point and lengthens the pedal under heat. It is one of the intervals low-mileage cars fall behind on most often.
Sometimes, yes. Rubber ages whether the car is driven or not, and we treat six years from the date code as the practical limit on a car that spends most of its life parked.
No. Longer travel usually means fluid past its service life, pad wear or air in the system. A measurement and a fault read will say which.
Yes. You get the measurements, the factory minimums and photographs, and you decide what happens next.
Yes. Brake and tire condition is part of every scheduled service, and the figures go into your file against the VIN.
We fit what keeps the car behaving as designed, usually in pairs at minimum on the same axle, and we will explain the reasoning for your specific fitment.