- How to Save Fuel
- How to Change a Punctured Tyre
- How to Make Your Car Battery Last Longer
- Car Aircon Maintenance Tips
- How to Jumpstart a Car Battery
- How to Spot Worn Tyres
- How to Spot Worn Shocks or Struts
- How to Spot Worn Brakes
- How to Wash Your Car Correctly
- How to Keep Your Car in Showroom Condition
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How to Spot Worn Brakes
All brakes contain special friction materials, referred to as pads or shoes, that keep the metal of your callipers from grinding against – and damaging – the metal of your rotors.
As you increase the use of your brakes, their lifespan shortens.
Stop by your local Quick Lane to service your brakes if you notice any of the following:
- Squeaks or grinding
- A burning odour
- Difficulty pressing your pedal or a ‘squishy’ feeling upon pressing
- Shuddering or vibrating when you use your steering wheel
- Rusting or flaking in your brakes or rotors
- Your brake warning light coming on