Look for a reputable car garage in Reading and schedule an appointment with a qualified technician to diagnose and repair the problem.
You'll know there's a problem when the ABS light comes on. The ABS light is fixed based on the kind of ABS problem.
When slowing down during a corner, the car may behave oddly. Furthermore, even though the steering wheel is completely turned into the bend, the car speeds beyond the downward curve and continues straight.
The ABS runs a self-test when you enter the car key and turn on the ignition. If there is insufficient data during the self-test or if the hydraulic valve or pump malfunctions, the ABS light will illuminate. The good operation of the classic braking system is relied upon by ABS. You may still brake normally without the ABS if the remainder of the braking system is in excellent operating order.
If the ABS light is on during a MOT test, this will result in a test failure. Go online and check MOT history of your vehicle to confirm if the ABS system was a reason for failure in the past. If yes, see if you have any garage invoice to confirm what repair work was completed to fix the issue.