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Woy Woy Clutch & Brake Repairs

Squeaky brakes? Slipping clutch? These aren’t just annoying—they're dangerous. At Blackwall Tyre Service & Mechanical Repairs in Woy Woy, we specialise in fast, accurate clutch and brake repairs that put safety back in your hands. With over 30 years of experience and a fully licensed team, we know what to look for and how to fix it before it becomes a bigger (and more expensive) issue. Whether you’ve noticed reduced braking power, shuddering when you stop, or grinding gears during gear changes, our technicians use precision diagnostics and quality parts to get your vehicle back to peak performance. We work on all types of vehicles, including manuals and automatics, offering personalised service and honest advice every step of the way. No guesswork, no upselling—just repairs that make sense and last.


  • Safety-First Service Approach
  • Fast Fault Diagnosis
  • Genuine, Long-Lasting Parts


We’re proud to help Woy Woy locals drive with confidence again. Whether it's a routine check or an urgent fix, we’re here to help. Call (02) 4344 5500 today to book your clutch or brake repair service.

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Trusted Local Clutch & Brake Experts

Brakes and clutches take a beating, especially on the winding coastal roads and stop-start traffic of Woy Woy. That’s why expert servicing makes a difference. At Blackwall Tyre Service & Mechanical Repairs, we perform thorough inspections to identify issues like worn pads, leaking hydraulics, shuddering clutches, or spongy brake pedals. We provide tailored repairs that restore stopping power and improve driving performance using high-quality parts and the latest tools. Our team takes the time to ensure efficient, reliable repairs, testing every component for your safety and peace of mind.


Whether you're driving a car, ute, or SUV, we work on a wide range of makes and models, offering flexible bookings and clear communication throughout. We also handle rego inspections and full mechanical servicing, so if your brakes or clutch are acting up, we can take care of everything in one go. Woy Woy locals choose us for honest, efficient work and repairs that go the distance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the most common signs that my brakes need repairing?

    Signs your brakes need attention include squealing or grinding noises, vibration or pulsation when braking, longer stopping distances, and a soft or spongy brake pedal. Some drivers also notice the car pulling to one side during braking or a warning light on the dashboard. These symptoms can point to worn brake pads, damaged rotors, low brake fluid, or air in the brake lines. Ignoring these signs can lead to unsafe driving conditions and more expensive repairs down the track. It’s best to have your braking system inspected as soon as you notice changes.

  • How do I know if my clutch is wearing out?

    A worn clutch often feels different before it completely fails. Common symptoms include slipping (the engine revs increase without corresponding acceleration), difficulty shifting gears, a heavy or sticking clutch pedal, and a burning smell, especially after stop-start driving. You may also hear strange noises when pressing the clutch. Over time, the clutch disc, pressure plate, or release bearing can wear down. Driving with a failing clutch can cause further damage to the transmission, so early inspection and repair are recommended.



  • How often should brakes be replaced?

    Brake pad lifespan varies based on your driving style, the type of vehicle, and the quality of the pads used. On average, brake pads need to be replaced every 40,000 to 60,000 kilometres, but aggressive driving or frequent stop-and-go traffic can wear them out faster. It’s also important to inspect rotors, brake fluid, and the entire system regularly. Your mechanic can measure pad thickness during servicing and advise when replacement is due. Ignoring brake wear can lead to metal-on-metal contact, which damages rotors and increases repair costs.