It’s an age old principle: Things wear out and break. In your vehicle’s case…whether it’s new, old, leased or still being paid off…even brakes break. More accurately, brakes, brake pads and brake rotors wear out and break eventually.
The easiest way of getting your brakes, pads and rotors maintained or replaced is by visiting your trusted local Gilroy mechanic and have it professionally handled, with peace of mind.
However, if you’re one of the more mechanically inclined, some say that maintaining and replacing your brakes is not as overwhelming as many may think. Jason Fenske from Engineering Explained guides you through the process in the above video…for those that feel up to the task themselves.
Here’s an outline of the steps involved:
Several other tips and techniques are recommended by seasoned veteran auto mechanics. Those valuable tidbits, like using a wire brush to remove accumulated rust… are gained with years of experience.
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