Changing Brake Pads: Should You Do It All At Once?
When changing brake pads, should you do all four wheels at once? The answer depends on your driving style, but changing the front two is more common.
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When changing brake pads, should you do all four wheels at once? The answer depends on your driving style, but changing the front two is more common.
In the day of remove and replace vehicle maintenance, turning rotors and flywheels has become a forgotten option. Sometimes, replacement is the only solution, but basic service and maintenance of … Continue Reading Know-How Notes: All About Flywheel and Brake Rotor Turning
Wondering what the differences are between disc vs. drum brakes? Here are the pros and cons of each.
Brake rotor replacement is something every driver eventually faces, and it helps to understand a little about how this component fits into your car’s braking ecosystem so you can make smart choices when talking to your mechanic. Brake rotors are some of the most durable parts on your car, but over time the stress of daily driving takes a toll, even on steel…
The squealing sound of the disc brakes is often caused by brake dust. To fix this, try these car brake cleaning tips.
The brake caliper is a critical part of your car’s braking system. Here’s a look at how it works and some signs it needs your attention.
Learn how to fix squeaky brakes at home by inspecting the rotor, calipers and pads.
Your brakes serve a very basic purpose: stopping your car. But there are choices to make when dealing with your brakes, not least of all choosing the right kind of brake rotor. Brake rotors can be made of six different materials, each with its own advantages. Let’s take a look at the six most common brake rotor material types, their pros and cons, and which type may be the right ones for you…
What is the difference when it comes to drum brakes vs disc brakes, and how does a manufacturer decide the best fit?
If you know how to check your brakes in the garage, you can keep your vehicle running — and stopping — properly.