Why does the car feel like it can't stop after replacing the brake pads?
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Reasons why the car feels like it can't stop after replacing the brake pads: The surface of the newly replaced brake pads is not perfectly flat. When braking, some small protrusions on the surface will first come into contact with the brake disc, resulting in a reduced contact area and lower friction. After installing new brake pads, they need to be broken in for a period of time. Brake pads are a crucial component of the braking system and are also a wear-and-tear part. Many people notice a decrease in braking performance immediately after replacing the brake pads, but this is actually normal. The surface of new brake pads is not completely smooth, and they also need to adapt to the surface of the brake disc. After driving for a while, the braking performance will return to normal.