
Brake service ads for dealerships
Brakes are a safety purchase. How to advertise brake inspections and specials calmly and clearly, without scare tactics.
Brakes are a safety purchase. How to advertise brake inspections and specials calmly and clearly, without scare tactics. Use this guide to plan the ad, then make it in about a minute with your logo, colours and fine print.
When to run it
| When | Why |
|---|---|
| Spring | After winter salt and potholes, brakes and rotors wear quickly. |
| Before road-trip season | Pair brake checks with long-weekend and summer travel. |
| Back to school (August and September) | A family-safety angle for parents. |
See the whole year at a glance in the car dealer marketing calendar.
What to put in the ad
- A free or low-cost brake inspection as the entry offer
- Pad replacement price per axle, and what’s included (pads, hardware, labour)
- Warning signs to watch for: squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, pulling to one side
- An expiry date and a booking link
Headline ideas
- Hear a squeal? Free brake check
- Brake pads from $X per axle
- Stop with confidence
- Brakes checked in 30 minutes
- Safe stops for the school run
- Don’t wait for the grinding
A sample caption
Hearing a squeal or feeling a pulse when you stop? Bring it in to [Your Dealership] for a free brake inspection. If you need pads, they start at $X per axle, installed with new hardware. Book online or call [phone]. Offer ends [date].
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Fine print to include
- “Per axle, most vehicles. Rotors, calipers and performance brakes extra.”
- “Inspection is free; repairs quoted before any work is done.”
- “Plus taxes and shop supplies where applicable. Expires [date].”
Only advertise prices and offers your service team knows about, and keep the price the same on your website, Google and social media.
Tips that make it work
- Keep it calm and factual. Fear-based ads (“your family is in danger”) feel pushy and can draw complaints.
- Promise a quote before work starts; it’s the biggest worry people have with brake jobs.
- A short video of a technician measuring pad thickness is great, trustworthy content.
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Good to know
Is a “free brake inspection” ad worth running?
Yes. It’s low-pressure, brings in customers who aren’t sure they need work, and gives your advisors a chance to quote honestly. Make sure the inspection really is free and that customers get a quote before any repair.
How do I make brake service ads in DealerAdGen?
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