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When Is A Complete Brake Replacement Needed?

When a complete brake replacement is needed is sometimes difficult to determine. There is no set time for it. Anyone who drives in an urban stop-and-go environment will have to replace them faster than someone who drives along a rural highway. However, there are some signs that are reliable and time-tested. Anyone can determine when brake pads or rotors might need a repair, or when it's simply time to completely replace the brakes by noticing the signs below.

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Warning sign #1: Brake warning lights are a good indicator of when it's time for a brake replacement. These are little lights that look like a circle with either an exclamation mark or a P inside of it. Brake rotors--a disc that is used to keep brakes from scratching the car's underside--are a part of the braking system. Worn rotors are often simply replaced along with the brake pads in a minor brake repair.

Warning sign #2: Another warning sign for a replacement is strange noises. Some braking systems squeal when it's time to replace them. Others will make a squeaking noise. If the brakes are grinding, it means the brake pads are completely worn out and cannot keep the brakes from scraping any longer.

Warning sign #3: If the car pulls from one side or the other when driving, is another indication that something in the system needs to be replaced. Your car may seem to have a mind of its own.

Need a quality brake repair? Contact our ASE-certified technicians at A&C Automotive & Machine for more information about brake replacement and to schedule an appointment. Since 1985, our auto repair shop has served vehicle owners in North Branch, MN, and in the surrounding areas of Harris and Stacy, MN.