brakes

Here's a look at six things that can prematurely wear, damage, and reduce the effectiveness of your motor vehicle's braking system.

Here's a look at the function of a brake booster in a vehicle's brake system, the three most common brake booster types, and how they differ from one another.

Here's a look at the differences in appearance and performance between coated and non-coated brake rotors for car safety and security.

Here's a look at the braking master cylinder, its use in your car, signs of failure, and replacements costs when needed.

Here's a look at the differences in performance, design, and maintenance, and more, between drilled, slotted, and vented brake rotors.

We've got the sad tale of a man that rattle canned his wheels while on his Nissan. He ended up with a healthy brake job bill when the paint stuck the brake pads to the rotors. We'll explain...

Here's a look at the use, location, placement, longevity, and more, regarding Thermlock pistons and their automotive maintenance and performance.

Here's a look at fixed and floating braking calipers, their differences, and whether one or the other performs better during certain driving conditions.

Here's a look at the differences and similarities regarding the braking systems found with the designs of bicycles and motorcycles.

Here's a look at the application of track pads on race cars, how they compare to standard brake pads, and if they're legal for use on city streets.

Here's a look at the auto part known as a dust boot, what it does, where it's located, and how often it needs to be replaced.

Here's a comparison of disc brakes and drum brakes in terms of performance, design, and more, in terms of vehicle braking systems.

Here's a look at the role of a master cylinder in a vehicles' braking system, and seven common symptoms present when the auto part is faulty.

Here's a look at what a 'floater' refers to in the automotive industry, as it has at least three common reference points regarding car builds and parts.

Here's a look at the racing phenomenon known as pad knockback, how it occurs, and whether or not it's exclusive to race car conditions.

Here's a look at the differences and similarities between the performance and designs regarding braking systems of bicycles and motor vehicles.

Here's a look at the function and uses of a sliding brake caliper, as well as alternative names and additional components of this braking system auto part.

Understanding brake pad types can help you decide which brakes are best for your vehicle and style of driving.

Performing regular maintenance is important to keep your vehicle running at its best. By changing your spark plugs, engine and transmission oil, brake pads, rotors, and fluid, you can ensure your new ride is safe.

Jake Braking, otherwise known as engine braking, can be a difficult topic. However, find out how Jake Brakes got their name.