How often should rear brake pads be replaced?
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Rear brake pads should be replaced after the vehicle has been driven for more than 30,000 kilometers. It is important to regularly inspect the rear brake pads and check their actual thickness to ensure they are replaced immediately once they reach their limit. The effective part of the rear brake pads is the friction material. Once the friction material layer is worn out, the braking performance of the brake pads will significantly decrease, so timely replacement is necessary. Rear brake pads are an essential component of the vehicle's braking system. The pressure from the braking system is transmitted through the piston caliper to the brake pads, and the friction between the brake pads and the brake disc generates the braking force that slows down or stops the vehicle.