Rear Brake Pad Maintenance

The rear brake pads might not wear as fast as the brake pads on the front wheels, but they still need regular inspection and replacement service. The brakes on the rear wheels provide stabilization, which is equally crucial to the brakes on the front wheels. Our technicians can quickly access your brake pads and measure the thickness to check if replacement service is required. Replacing your brake pads on time is important for a satisfactory braking and handling process. Damaged or worn-out brake pads can cause damage to the rotors, adding to the overall vehicle maintenance costs.

Signs of Worn-out Brake Pads

Along with periodic inspection services for the brake pads, you should also watch for common indicators of worn-out brake pads. If you hear a squealing or clicking noise when braking, there could be an issue with the brake pads. Poor braking performance, vibrations in the brake pedal, or a spongy feel when pressing the brake pedal are other signs of worn-out brake pads.

Certified OEM Brake Pads

At Tri-County Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM, we stock genuine OEM brake pads as you get a model-specific fitting. They are manufactured to meet exact factory tolerances and are made from higher quality materials compared to most aftermarket brake pads.