Replacing brake pads is a key part of maintaining your vehicle’s braking system. Worn-out pads can reduce stopping power, cause noise, and damage the rotors if ignored. The process involves removing the caliper, taking out the old pads, pressing the caliper piston back in, and fitting new pads securely. Regular brake pad replacement not only keeps you safe on the road but also saves you from costly repairs in the future. #BrakePadReplacement #BrakeRepair #CarBrakes #MechanicLife #AutoRepair #DIY

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Brake pads are designed to wear down over time and with use. When they wear too far down, you should replace them. But how do you know how far they can wear down before needing to be replaced?⁠ 🤔 ⁠⁠In this video is a handy tool that demonstrates different thickness intervals of brake pads. ⁠⁠The “good” range represents a new or unused brake pad. It is recommended to replace the pads as the thickness of the pad wears down to about 4.5mm and below. ⁠⁠A pad in the “replace now” range (3mm or less)