Last week I noticed that my Jeep Grand Cherokee takes a little longer to stop than it used to, and there is a low humming sound from the front wheels when I brake gently. The car has about ninety thousand kilometres, and I live near Al Manara. I use the car for school drop off and for work, so the brakes get a lot of stop and go use. My neighbour says it is only dust and I should wash the wheels. A friend says a longer stopping distance is never normal and I should have it looked at soon. I looked online for a Reliable Jeep Grand Cherokee brake service near Al Manara, but every page said the same thing, so I still do not know what a proper check looks like. What should a good shop look at first, the pads, the discs, the fluid or the calipers? Can old brake fluid make the pedal feel different even when the pads are fine? Is it safe to drive for a few days until I get an appointment? Is it normal for the shop to show me the old parts and the thickness of the discs? Also, how long does a brake service take on a Grand Cherokee, and what should it cost, so I know if a quote is fair? If your Jeep had the same hum or longer stopping, please tell me what the cause was, what you paid, and what you would do differently. Easy answers help me most.

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