Brakes are designed to slow and stop your wheels, but only when you engage them with the brake pedal. So, brakes that lock up even when you’re not doing so are a clear-cut sign of a problem. But the problem can be pretty confusing if the brakes only lock up when in reverse. When your … Read more
A car’s brake system is a critical component in its overall safety. Brakes generate friction to slow the vehicle down, naturally generating heat. Of course, a little heat is normal, but what happens when there’s too much, and the brakes overheat? You’ll first notice it in the brake pedal when your vehicle brakes overheat. The … Read more
The braking system is one of the most critical systems in any motor vehicle. And two of its most crucial components are the brake pads and brake rotors. It’s pretty easy to confuse the traits and functions of these two components, but understanding them is quite essential. Brake rotors attach to each wheel of your … Read more
The brake booster is an integral device that amplifies forces applied to the brake pedal. It is located within the power brake system, between the brake pedal and the master cylinder. If the part stops working or becomes damaged, it can cause the brakes to feel hard and unresponsive. Additionally, the car may have a … Read more
Brake rotors make up an essential part of your vehicle’s brake system, allowing the pads to grip onto a hard surface, bringing your vehicle to a complete stop. Due to constant friction created between the brake pads and rotors, though, the sturdy metal plates can progressively warp and deteriorate to the point that they no … Read more
