How to Determine When to Replace Brake Pads?
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When you notice that the braking feel becomes lighter or the braking requires more effort, it's likely that the brake pads are severely worn and need immediate replacement. You can also directly inspect the wear level of the brake pads. Generally, it's recommended to check them every 3,000 kilometers. If the brake pads are worn down to one-third of their original thickness, they should be replaced. The consequences of not replacing brake pads in time are as follows: 1. First, when braking, a metallic scraping sound ("metal-to-metal contact") may occur, and this noise will become more pronounced over time. 2. Secondly, if the braking feel is lighter or requires more effort, it significantly increases the risk of traffic accidents during braking.