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We’ve put together a list of questions about brake fluid that you can view here. Learn what brake fluid does, where it goes and more!

Brake pads and brake shoes are both brake parts, but they function differently. Learn more about the differences between the two.

It’s important to routinely replace your brake fluid to ensure the health of your vehicle. Learn when you should do so here.

One of the most important components of your car is its braking system. It's imperative that you regularly check how well your brakes are performing. Braking system components include brake pads, rotors, calipers, and lines. Brake pads are among the most vital elements of the braking system and are considered normal wear items since they create friction that helps stop your car. As a rule of thumb, brake pads should be replaced about every 50,000 miles.    Brakes are a crucial safety feature th...

Do you feel pulling when you brake? This could be a sign something is up with your brake calipers. Find out why.

Spongy or soft brakes are often a sign that something is going on with your brakes. Keep reading to learn why this may be happening.

It’s easy to get brake pads and brake rotors confused. Compare brake pads vs. rotors with us to learn how they differ.

View some commons signs of failing brakes so you can schedule preventative maintenance on your vehicle before your brakes give out!

Learn how long brake pads last so you know when to schedule routine maintenance on your vehicle!

It’s a sunny day and you’re driving down the road with your windows down and music turned up. All of a sudden, the car in front of you stops abruptly, causing you to slam on your brakes. Thank goodness your brakes worked perfectly, and you avoided a collision. Until this incident occurred you probably haven’t given your brake system much thought. Sure, you know your brakes should be inspected and serviced every once in a while… but how do they actually make your car stop with just a tap of ...