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Drum brakes give superior stopping power over disc brakes, but also generate more heat because they're not as open to the air. That's one of the reasons many cars use a combination of the two systems, with disc brakes on the front and drum brakes on the back.

When you’re driving your first car, there may be a lot you don’t understand about the inner workings of your vehicle. Perhaps one of the most important to learn besides the fuel gauge and speedometer is that squealing sounds when you’re trying to stop mean your brakes are in need of service.

When it comes to your car’s ability to stop in traffic, it’s always better to error on the side of caution. While the issues you’re experiencing may be nothing more serious than dusty brake pads, it’s a good idea to bring them in for an inspection if you aren’t sure.

When it comes to your car’s ability to operate safely on the road, your brakes are of critical importance. If dealing with brake issues isn’t an area of repair work you’re comfortable doing on your own, our team is always happy to lend a hand.

We recognize that every car will handle a little differently for every driver on the road. Since you know how your car handles best, it’s up to determine when you’re having to use more pressure to stop than you used to.

Did you know that a hybrid vehicle usually charge its battery when you are at a stop? It is called regenerative braking. It captures your vehicle’s momentum and turns it into electricity that recharges your onboard battery.