Benford & Sons Brakes

07/11/2026

After hours emergency services‼️

Flat tire, dead battery, car won’t start? Doesn’t matter.

Servicing Chatsworth and Dalton area!

Call at 2am and I’ll be on my way!

706-403-1135

07/09/2026

After rebuilding the Transmission, replacing brake lines, Calipers, Masters Cylinder, Booster, & the installing Engine; she can drive!! Super stoked!

This was my dad’s truck for decades and I couldn’t wait to get it!

Much more to be done but for now 🍻

07/09/2026

New Brakes, Rotor, & Brake Caliper on a F-350 Dually!

Servicing Chatsworth and Dalton Area

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05/06/2026

Learning to rebuild transmissions. 

04/01/2026

Fresh brakes on a F-350 ✅
Torqued to Spec ✅

Need your brakes replaced? Shoot me a message! 706-403-1135

For your convenience, I come to you!

02/19/2026

Car trouble? Whether it's a check engine light, a needed oil change, or brake a replacement I’ve got you covered. DM me to schedule a look!

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02/12/2026

For a budget under $10,000, focus on these high-value, mechanic-friendly models that are easy to maintain:

* Toyota Corolla (2003–2008 / 2012–2015):The gold standard for low repair costs and part availability.
* Honda Civic (2012–2015): Robust drivetrains that are easy to service.

Toyota Camry
* Best Years: 2012–2014 (modern, reliable) or 2004–2006 (bulletproof budget picks).
* Avoid: 2007–2009 models; they are notorious for heavy oil consumption.

Honda Accord
* Best Years: 2011–2012 or 2015. These years have the fewest mechanical complaints.
* Avoid: 1998–2005 and 2008–2010 models due to frequent transmission failures.

02/12/2026

🚨 Tax season car buying tip: Watch out for sellers hiding defects to catch people spending their refunds! 💸

Call or text me when buying a car for advice.

706-403-1135

02/12/2026

Watch out this tax season! Sellers frequently delete engine codes to make their cars look perfect when they aren't".

02/11/2026

MUST READ‼️

During tax season, the used car market often sees an influx of sellers looking to unload vehicles with hidden mechanical issues. Since many buyers are eager to use their refunds for a new "ride," some sellers may temporarily clear dashboard warning lights to mask serious defects.

To protect yourself, consider these professional strategies:

🟠 Perform a Digital Inspection: Use an OBD2 scanner (diagnostic tool) to check the vehicle's computer for "pending" or "stored" error codes that haven't triggered a dashboard light yet.

🟠 Check "Readiness Monitors": A scanner can tell you if the car's diagnostic monitors are "complete." If they show as "not ready," the seller may have recently reset the system to hide a check engine light.

🟠 Request a Professional Inspection: Before finalizing a sale, hire a certified mechanic for a Pre-Purchase Inspection (PPI). They can identify frame damage, fluid leaks, and suspension issues that a scan or visual check might miss.

🟠 Verify Vehicle History: Always run the VIN through services like CARFAX or AutoCheck to uncover past accidents, title washing, or odometer rollbacks.

Don’t get yourself in a pickle.

Call or text 706-403-1135 of you need me to do a Pre-purchase Inspection