OEM GM Brake Pads Online
The brake pads of your car are one of three major components for your car's braking system.
The Brake Pads of Your Car & How They Work
Brake pads can be made of several different types of materials. Non-asbestos organic glass or rubber, ceramic, or metallic alloys. The brake pads are designed to wear thin over time from the excessive friction caused against the rotor discs. The process happens when the driver steps on the brake pedal. This action pressurizes the brake calipers, which press the brake pads into the rotor discs behind the wheels. The friction from the pads causes the car to slow and eventually stop.
When to Replace Your Old Brake Pads
When brake pads where thin, they will likely begin to screech or squeal when applying the brakes of your car. You can see the visual thinness on the pads within your wheel's framing, where the rotors are connected. If you also notice more pressure to apply the brake pedal, or a spongy or bouncy pedal, you should inspect the brake pads and have them replaced.
Save Money on Genuine Brake Pads for your Car, Truck or SUV
We make the process for buying new brake pads simple. Not only that, but you can save up to 35% off on brake pads when shipping Bob Johnson's auto parts online. Whether you place an order from your smartphone or home PC, we'll have your parts ready to roll out of our warehouse ASAP.
Our nationwide shipping works fast to get your order to your front door so expect a timely delivery. If you come across a questions about car brakes, let us know. Reach out on our contact page for assistance and we'll be glad to help.
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