19 Inch Auto Brake Discs 370*32mm Groove Curved Disc Floating Bell For TT RS

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Auto Brake Disc 370*32mm Groove Curved Disc Floating Bell For TT RS

Using the brake disc with reliable quality can ensure its service life of 80000-120000 km. If you use fake or inferior brake discs, you can produce braking efficiency in a short time, but if you use them for a long time, the brake discs are easy to deform due to the high temperature caused by friction, reduce the braking effect, and finally affect the driving safety.

How to choose auto brake disc

1. Before purchasing goods, please be sure to verify the model, displacement and other information of your car to ensure that you buy the correct model of accessories. You can check your car maintenance manual or use the "self-service" function of carefree.com.

2. The brake discs should be purchased in complete sets, because when replacing the front brake disc, a total of two front left and right wheels need to be replaced at the same time to ensure the stability of the braking effect. The same is true for the rear brake disc

3. When replacing the brake disc, the two coaxial wheels must be replaced at the same time. After replacing the new brake disc, it is necessary to avoid strong braking. Only after running in for about 1000 kilometers can the brake pad and brake disc achieve the best working state.

4. Select high-quality brake discs. Poor brake discs will affect the performance of brake discs because they are too hard or too soft. If they are too hard, they will cause abnormal wear of brake discs and make the braking distance become very long. Over time, it will cause great hidden dangers in terms of safety. Therefore, it is very important to choose a brake disc with quality assurance.

Do your brakes make a squealing noise?
That noise is often the result of wearing on your brake pads or shoes, signifying the end of their life.

Other reasons could include misaligned brake calipers (which slow the car’s wheels), loose calipers, pads that are not the correct size, glazed rotors, glazed pads, and warped rotors.

If you hear the squealing, we recommend scheduling an appointment to get your brakes checked.

Does your steering wheel vibrate or pulse when you brake?
This could indicate a problem with your car’s brake rotors, the discs that your brake pads clamp down on in order to stop your car. When you apply the brakes, the rotors are exposed to intense heat, causing them to wear down over time.

When this happens, the metal can become thinned out or warped and can cause a rumbling in the brake pedal that you feel in the steering wheel.

If you’ve got those (bad) vibrations, let us take a look at your brakes.