CAR CARE TIPS BLOG

According to Car and Driver, your breaks are critical to safely driving your car, but they can wear out quickly if you do a lot of driving. There are some signs you should be aware of that will indicate that your brake pads and/or brake rotors need to be replaced.

When Should You Replace Your Brake Pads?

Routine auto maintenance and repair services performed by a professional auto repair shop contribute to saving money long-term by preventing major breakdowns and costly repairs, but, more importantly, catching minor issues early avoids escalation into more expensive problems. Taking this proactive approach also extends the life of your vehicle, improves fuel efficiency, and can even increase its resale value.

The biggest benefit of regular maintenance on your vehicle, from the perspective of your wallet, is that it reduces the possibility of an expensive emergency repair. By minimizing unchecked wear and tear on your car, extensive repairs (or making the decision to replace the vehicle prematurely) can be avoided.

Here’s a closer look at these factors.

Both the engine’s effectiveness and how fuel-efficient it is depend on the exhaust system. If you’re wondering what does a full exhaust system include, it typically consists of five critical parts: