Brakes today are a complex system of electronics, mechanics and hydraulics: ABS (anti-lock braking system), ASR (traction control), BAS (brake assistant), ESP (electronic stability program) must work together perfectly so that the vehicle can be moved safely. In addition, there are more and more computer-controlled "electronics" that can, for example, detect hazards and then independently trigger a (full) braking process. M&M automotive takes a holistic view of these safety systems and is familiar with the different systems from the various manufacturers. This emables M&M automotive to properly maintain and repair brakes. Of course, this includes regular training of employees, the latest measurement technology and the appropriate tools.
The "electrical system" in modern vehicles is an impenetrable jungle if you don't have the right diagnostic systems and can't get the relevant data for the vehicle in question. This includes information such as vehicle part numbers, installation instructions, technical data and correct setting values. M&M automotive can access required vehicle data online at any time. And only in this way can inspections, for example, be carried out correctly: With fault readouts, system resets or even updates for the many systems and modules in a modern car.
Shock absorbers ensure optimum contact between the wheels and the road. Defective shock absorbers are therefore a safety risk. They should therefore be checked every 20,000 kilometers. If the damping effect is low, the wheels lose contact with the ground more quickly on bumpy or curvy roads, so you can lose control of the vehicle. The effect of electronic systems such as ABS or the ESP stability program is also considerably reduced, as these rely on good road contact; the braking distance with ABS can increase by up to 20 percent with defective dampers.
