What is the reason for the decline in braking performance of c1441?

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AddysonDella
07/30/25 6:40am
In this situation, if there is no alarm on the dashboard, it is generally necessary to check two areas: first, check whether the brake pads are worn thin, and if so, replace the brake pads; second, check whether the tire tread has become bald, and if so, new tires need to be replaced. More related information is as follows: 1. Automobile braking performance: Automobile braking performance (braking-properties-of-motor) refers to the ability of a car to forcibly decelerate or even stop while driving, or to maintain a certain speed when going downhill. The braking process of a car is artificially increasing the driving resistance of the car, which is carried out with the help of wheel brakes, the engine, or special auxiliary brakes. 2. Note: During braking, the tangential reaction force (i.e., braking force) opposite to the driving direction of the car is generated by the interaction between the braking wheels (usually both the front and rear wheels of the car are braking wheels) and the road surface, which has a decisive influence on the braking performance of the car. Its maximum value depends on the adhesion between the tire and the road surface. The evaluation indicators of braking performance are: braking deceleration, braking time, and braking distance.
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