Xpress Pro Tire & Auto Brownsburg
455 E. Northfield Dr.
Brownsburg, IN 46112
OPEN TODAY: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
July 14, 2024
If someone tells you to put the brakes on something, you know it means stop. And stopping is one of the most important safety maneuvers you can do in any vehicle. That means your brakes have to work properly.
Let's face it. You stop dozens of times every time you drive. And over time, that takes its toll on your brakes. Friction is what stops your vehicle. Most newer vehicles have disc brakes, and the parts that wear out the fastest are those that rub against each other every time you stop, the rotors and the pads.
The rotors are discs that rotate with the wheels, and the pads are removable surfaces that make contact with the rotors to slow or stop your vehicle. Bits of both wear off each time you stop, and when enough of either (or both) lose too much material, your brakes become unable to safely slow or stop your vehicle.
The pads usually are the parts that wear out first. Signs that your brakes might be getting worn are:
If you notice any of these, bring your car to us so we can have a technician inspect your brakes. Most brake pads have a wear indicator that indicates it's time they should be replaced. The technician who is checking things out will also look at your rotors for wear, as well as other brake system components.
With regular inspections and maintenance, you'll be sure that when you need to stop, your vehicle will be up to the task.
Xpress Pro Tire & Auto Kettering
1429 E. Dorothy Lane
Kettering, OH 45429
937-299-5566

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