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What is the normal temperature for brakes?

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MacAniyah
07/30/25 5:05am
Around 50 degrees Celsius is normal. Here is additional information: 1. Braking principle: Mechanical energy is converted into thermal energy, which is released through the brake discs, brake pads, and tires to generate braking force, achieving the purpose of stopping the vehicle. Therefore, it is normal for the temperature to rise as braking continues. If the temperature becomes too high, braking performance will decrease due to reduced friction, naturally leading to poorer braking performance. 2. Correct driving method: Stay fully focused and aware of your surroundings, reduce speed by easing off the accelerator when detecting potential issues, and decide whether to apply the brakes based on the situation. This approach not only saves fuel but also extends the lifespan of the brake pads.
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