Brakes
Is your car’s brake fluid due for flushing? Brake fluid is a vital part of your car’s braking system. It is a fluid with hydraulic properties – meaning it cannot be compressed. Its hydraulic properties allow the energy from your brake pedal to be...
Why are my brakes producing a burning smell? If your brakes are producing a burning smell, it could indicate a potential issue with the braking system. Here are some common reasons why brakes can generate a burning smell: Overheated Brakes: Excessive heat buildup in...
What do brake shoes do? The brake shoes are important parts of a drum braking system which help your car to slow down when the brake pedal is applied. The brake shoe is covered in a lining, which is glued to the shoe. When the brakes are applied, the brake lining is...
Why is your car’s brake pedal hard? Does your car’s brake pedal require more force to push? A hard, stiff or stubborn brake pedal generally relates to a problem with one of several components in your braking system. The main reason a hard brake pedal...
Why is your car vibrating when the brakes are applied? Vibrations are a common reason for concern when it comes to driving. This is because it usually indicates that a part is loose or not functioning properly. If your car vibrates when the brakes are applied, it is...
What happens when air enters your brake lines? The brake lines are responsible for moving brake fluid throughout your vehicle. They are designed to be airtight to prevent any air (or other things like water or debris) mixing with the brake fluid. Brake fluid’s...
