The Evolution of Brake Pad Friction Materials
Picking the correct brake pad for a customer’s vehicle might require some research – what do you look for?
Servicing Wheel Bearing Seals
As a rule, wheel bearing seals should never leak.
Measuring Once Prevents Brake Comebacks
Runout is defined as the amount of lateral (side-to-side) movement of the rotor as it rotates 360 degrees.
GM Electronic Parking Brake Procedures
The parking brake control module has an internal motor, apply actuator, release actuator and temperature sensor.
Brake Lines: What Is The Right Solution?
Inspecting brake lines should be part of every vehicle inspection.
Servicing Carbon-Ceramic Brakes
Ceramic or carbon fiber composite rotors are extremely durable.
Brake Job: 2009-2014 Ford F-150
When you remove the rear rotors, inspect the ABS tone ring and the condition of the parking brake hardware.
Brake Fluid Service
Visual inspection of the fluid can be extremely misleading.
Brake Pad Environmental Update
The focus on tires and brake pads has come about because emissions coming from the tailpipe have been significantly reduced.
VIDEO: Worn Brake Pads Say A Lot
Before you throw out the old brake pads or order a new set, take a good look at them. This video is sponsored by ADVICS.
Transit Launches Performance Brake Rotor Line
The new DS-One line is drilled and slotted for use on heavy-duty applications like SUVs and pickup trucks, and sought-after by sports car amateurs for their look.
Brake Line Replacement: To Bend, Or Not To Bend
No one can predict exactly when a brake line or hose will fail.
