Front & Rear Ceramax Brakepad

Here are the key features associated with a front and rear brake pad replacement service:

• Wheel and Brake Caliper Removal:
• Wheels are removed to access the brake components, and brake calipers are taken off to facilitate the removal and replacement of brake pads.
• Comprehensive Brake System Inspection:
• While the brake pads are being replaced, the service center inspects the entire braking system for signs of wear, leaks, or other issues that may affect performance.
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• Caliper Servicing:
• If necessary, the brake clippers are serviced to ensure they function correctly. This may include cleaning, lubrication, or rebuilding as needed.
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• Rotor Inspection and Machining:
• The brake rotors are inspected for wear, scoring, and thickness. Machining (resurfacing) of the rotors may be performed if they are within acceptable tolerances.
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• Brake Fluid Check and Top-Up:
• The brake fluid level is checked, and if necessary, the brake fluid is topped up to the correct level. This ensures proper hydraulic function in the braking system.
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• Proper Torque of Lug Nuts:
• Lug nuts are properly torqued to the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the wheels are securely fastened.
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• Bedding-In Process:
• The technician may follow a recommended bed-in process for the new brake pads. This involves a series of controlled stops to optimize the contact between the brake pads and rotors.
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• By incorporating these features, a front and rear brake pad replacement service aims to ensure the safety and optimal performance of the vehicle's braking system. Always consult the service center to understand the specifics of the service they offer for your vehicle.