Posted on 7/30/2022
Driving with worn brake pads destroys the brake rotors and reduces braking performance which can cost a pretty penny to fix. Knowing when to get your brake pads and shoes replaced is the key to staying ahead of the game. When To Replace Brake Pads? Your vehicle's brakes stand between you and an accident. If your brake pads aren't functioning correctly, you may not be able to stop your vehicle in time. Therefore knowing when to change brake pads is critical. Brake pads should be replaced every 40,000 to 50,000 miles. Changing the brake pads is necessary if you detect any of the following indicators. If you travel in stop-and-go traffic, you'll require brake pad replacement more frequently than a freeway driver. Some drivers stomp on the brakes more often than they should, which means the brake pads need to be replaced more often. Further Signs Your Brake Pads Need To Be Replaced Noise If your brake pads make an odd noise while braking they may need replacing Driving ... read more