Brakes

There are several brake pieces to your car's braking system. Brake calipers, brake pads, and brake rotors. All work together to slow and stop your car, truck or SUV.

How the Disc Braking System works

There are a variety of different brake parts and hoses that go into the disc braking process. A simplified version of how these parts work together to stop your vehicle begin at the brake pedal. When you stop your car, the driver presses the brake pedal which engages or pressurizes brake fluid down a series of lines connected to the calipers. When the pressure activates a piston within the caliper's construction, the attached brake pads engage with the surface of the brake rotors located behind the wheels.

When to Know if Your Brake System Has Gone Bad

The process creates friction that is used to slow your vehicle. When the brake is fully engaged, the car will remain at a full stop. Less brake pressure, the more the pads come off the brake rotors. Some of the early signs that you may require a brake inspection and repairs are:

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