Regular brake inspections are an essential part of good automotive maintenance that can save you money and keep your car from wrapping itself around the first tree out of your driveway. Make sure that your brakes and rotors are receiving the proper maintenance by following the steps outlined. Your safety as well as that of your passengers, pedestrians, and other drivers is at stake.
1. Time for a free inspection. Many local brake shops as well as national brake repair chains offer customers free brake inspections at no obligation to you. The inspection typically includes the following steps:
-> Check your vehicles brake pads and shoes for signs of wear;
-> Fill and/or replace hydraulic fluids;
-> Examine rotor/drum wear and calipers;
-> Examine the anti-lock brake system [if you have one]
An annual check up of your brakes is wise, but do it more often if you drive well above the national average [about 15,000 miles per year] or if you do heavy stop and go driving.
2. Awareness is the key. Most brake system problems can be avoided if motorists would pay attention to certain signs of pending problems...
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