Posted on 2/14/2022
One of the most important safety features of your car is your primary brakes. Every driver has a full responsibility to check their brakes and stay on top of their brake maintenance. Besides brake fluid, brake pads endure the most wear and tear, requiring regular replacements. Your brake pads create friction that helps stop your car. A good industry rule of thumb to follow is to change them every 50,000 miles. Driving with worn brake pads is a huge risk, as they are needed to slow down and stop your vehicle. Beyond the safety concerns, faulty brakes can also spread damage to nearby areas, including the suspension system and tires. Signs It's Time to Replace Your Brake Pads Squeaking or Squealing Noises: It is undoubtedly time for brake service if you hear persistent high-pitched noises when braking. When the brake pads are used to a particular point, or you are low on brake fluid, you may catch this as a reminder to have your brakes serviced. Indicator Light Turns On: In some n ... read more