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Buyer's Guide to bproauto Brakes
The Two Types of Brake Systems
Your vehicle has one of two braking systems. One employs disc brakes, while the other uses drum brakes. Disc brakes feature brake calipers, which clamp brake pads down onto brake rotors when the fluid pressure builds up. That creates the resistance you to slow or stop.
Drum brakes, however, feature brake shoes and brake drums. The fluid forces the drum and the shoe to press together to produce the necessary friction.
How to Spot Faulty Brakes
Eventually, the heat and pressure of braking will lead to too much wear and tear. That's not safe. Signs of trouble include:
- The brakes feel like they're shuddering when they engage
- The brake pedal feels soft or squishy
- Your car, truck, or SUV pulls to one side when you brake
- You hear weird noises, including grinding, when you brake
- Your ABS or brake warning dash light comes on
Trust bproauto Brake Components
These brake parts deliver the quality and performance you want, and at competitive prices. Since they're made to meet OEM standards, you can count on them to offer the superior stopping power you need. Buy today and we'll ship your order directly to your front door.