Which Wears Out Faster, Front or Rear Brake Pads on Front-Wheel Drive Cars?
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Front brake pads wear out faster on front-wheel drive cars. Here are some methods to prevent brake pad wear: 1. Method One: When driving through curves, slopes, bridges, narrow roads, and areas with poor visibility, reduce speed and be prepared to brake or stop at any time to prevent sudden accidents and ensure driving safety. 2. Method Two: When driving at night, as you move from bright to dark areas, your eyes need time to adjust to the change in light. To ensure safety, reduce your speed. 3. Method Three: When driving an automatic transmission car in the city, release the accelerator promptly regardless of speed. If you wait until you are very close to the car in front before releasing the accelerator and applying the brakes, the brake pads will wear out severely, and fuel consumption will also increase. Brake drums are equipped with brake shoes, but people commonly refer to both brake pads and brake shoes as "brake pads." Therefore, the term "disc brake pads" is used to specifically indicate the brake pads installed on disc brakes.