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You Should Never Ignore These 8 Brake Warning Signs

If you experience a grinding sensation when applying the brakes, it could indicate metal-to-metal contact between the brake pads and rotors. This occurs when the brake pads are completely worn out, exposing the metal backing. Grinding brakes require immediate attention as they can damage the rotors. Referencing the MOT history can provide you with information on previous brake maintenance and alert you to any recurring issues.

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You Should Never Ignore These 8 Brake Warning Signs

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  1. You Should Never Ignore These 8 Brake Warning Signs Maintaining a properly functioning braking system is crucial for your safety on the road. Your vehicle's brakes are responsible for slowing down and stopping your vehicle efficiently. Ignoring brake warning signs can lead to serious accidents and costly repairs. In this article, we will discuss eight common brake warning signs that should never be ignored. Additionally, we will highlight the importance of check MOT history of your vehicle and how it can help you identify potential brake issues before they become major problems. One of the most common brake warning signs is a squeaking or screeching noise when applying the brakes. This noise is often caused by worn brake pads. Over time, the brake pads wear down, and the built-in wear indicator starts making contact with the rotor, producing the noise. If you hear this sound, it's essential to have your brake pads inspected and replaced if necessary. Checking your vehicle's MOT history can give you insights into the brake condition and when they were last replaced.

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