What Causes Brake Noise in Snowy Weather?
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The causes of brake noise in snowy weather are: 1. Corrosion of brake discs or brake pads; 2. Excessive wear of brake discs and brake pads, typically brake pads should be replaced every 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers, and brake discs every 100,000 to 120,000 kilometers; 3. If the brake pads are installed incorrectly or the model does not match, noise may also occur. High temperature is the main cause of brake pad degradation, so brake cooling becomes particularly important; For disc brakes, cooling air should be directed towards the caliper, as the primary reason for brake degradation is the boiling of brake fluid within the caliper. Proper ducts or specially designed rims can direct cooling air to the caliper while driving.