west66inc@gmail.com 
708-500-5281 
Your truck’s brakes are critical to safety, control, and DOT compliance. West 66 provides complete drum brake, disc brake, and air brake repairs for heavy-duty trucks and trailers. Our technicians service brake systems with the precision needed for strong stopping power, dependable performance, and safer operation on the road.
Heavy-Duty Truck Brake Service & Repair
Drum Brake Service
- Brake shoe and drum replacement
- Slack adjuster replacement and adjustment
- S-cam replacement and lubrication
Disc Brake Service
- Brake pad replacement
- Rotor replacement
- Caliper repair or replacement
Get Back on the Road Faster
Trusted brake repairs and heavy-duty maintenance that help keep you safe, compliant, and on schedule.
Air Brake System Service
- Air leak diagnosis and repair
- Brake chamber replacement
- Air hose replacement
- ABS valve and component service
Common Signs Your Brakes Need Service
- Pulling to one side while braking
- Air leaks or hissing sounds
- Reduced braking power
- Vibration during braking
- Burning smell or excessive heat
- Uneven or accelerated brake shoe or pad wear
How the Process Works
From the first inspection to the final safety check, we follow a clear process built to reduce downtime and get your truck or trailer back in service quickly.
Process steps
- Initial brake inspection and assessment
- Clear recommendations and work approval
- Professional brake service or repair
- Final quality and safety check
- Ready for pickup and back on the road
Why choose West 66
High-quality brake components
Deep understanding of air brake systems
Fast turnaround times
Certified heavy-duty diesel technicians
Frequently asked questions
Warning signs can include pulling while braking, vibration, weak stopping power, air leaks, hissing sounds, burning smells, or excessive heat. Uneven brake wear is another red flag. If braking feels different than normal, it is smart to have the system checked.
Brake service can include inspection, diagnosis, part replacement, adjustment, lubrication, and system testing. Depending on the issue, that may involve brake shoes, drums, pads, rotors, calipers, slack adjusters, S-cams, chambers, hoses, or other air brake system components.
Brake systems should be inspected regularly as part of preventive maintenance and any time performance changes are noticed. Trucks in heavy service, stop-and-go routes, or demanding conditions may need more frequent checks to catch wear early and avoid larger repair problems.
Yes. Air brake service can include diagnosing leaks, replacing brake chambers, changing damaged air hoses, and servicing ABS valves or related components. Fixing air brake issues quickly helps restore stopping performance, improve safety, and reduce the risk of compliance problems.
Brake condition is a major part of truck safety and DOT compliance. Worn or damaged brake components can lead to violations, failed inspections, and unsafe operation. Keeping the system in good condition helps protect drivers, equipment, schedules, and overall road performance.
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Contact Information:
Phone:
708-500-5281
Email:
west66inc@gmail.com
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7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday:
7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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