Posted on 3/28/2024
Brake rotors play a crucial role in your vehicle's braking system, providing the surface against which the brake pads clamp to slow or stop the wheels. Over time, due to regular wear and tear, brake rotors can deteriorate, affecting braking performance and safety. Recognizing the signs indicating that your brake rotors need replacement is essential for maintaining optimal braking efficiency and ensuring your safety on the road. Vibration or Pulsation While Braking One of the most common signs of worn brake rotors is a noticeable vibration or pulsation felt through the brake pedal or steering wheel when applying the brakes. This vibration occurs due to uneven wear on the brake rotor's surface, causing the brake pads to make inconsistent contact during braking. Scoring or Grooves On The Rotor Surface Inspecting your brake rotors visually can provide valuable insights into their condition. If you notice deep scoring, grooves, or uneven wear pa ... read more