Most people when they think of brakes think of brake pads and or shoes. The truth is that brakes are a complete system. It is true that the most commonly worn items are the pads or shoes but the entire system must be inspected for a proper brake job to be completed. If your brakes are squeaking most likely you will need new pads or shoes and a resurface of rotors or drums. If they are grinding there is a good chance you will be needing rotors or drums replaced. Another common problem with brakes is a low or sinking brake pedal feel. This is a result of a brake hydraulic problem that will be need to be inspected to determine the cause. 

CV AXLES  

CV Axles are responsible for propelling your front wheel drive car forward as you are driving. They are constantly flexing therefore they fail. They most common complaint we receive is they click especially on corners (i.e. parking lots, u-turns, and tight corners under acceleration). The most common cause of these problems is the rubber flexible boot on inboard or outboard joints rip causing the lubricating grease to leak out. When the boot rips it also allows road debris to enter the joint and damages internal workings of the axle.