Nissan Front Brake Pad Replacement

Nissan Front Brake Pad Replacement in St. George, UT

We offer a quality front brake pad replacement for all makes and models in the greater St. George, UT region. We offer Nissan certified service quality via our commitment to automotive service excellence. Your front brake pad replacement service will be completed by a certified technician installing genuine OEM parts to specifications. Schedule your brake pad replacement service online at your convenience or give us a call during operational hours for your appointment at Stephen Wade Nissan in St. George, UT.

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Brake System Maintenance & Front Brake Pad Replacement

The automotive braking system has several components working together to generate the resistance necessary for stopping. Brake pads create stopping power when they are pressed against the rotor discs connected to the wheels. All brake pads are designed to wear out, but front brake pads tend to wear down faster compared to rear brake pads. Efficient maintenance often involves replacing the front or rear brake pads exclusively to get the most out of all brake pads.

Warning Signs of Defective Braking

Brake pads cause warning signs to let the driver know they are due for replacement. This depends upon your make and model with newer models often equipped with brake pad monitoring, and older models emitting a telltale audible screeching when the warning tab strikes the rotor. It is important for you to understand your vehicle’s braking equipment and always get the brake pads inspected at major service intervals regardless. Get a brake system inspection if you notice any of these telltale warning signs of defective braking:

Needing a greater distance to stop
Squealing, screeching, or grinding noises
Pulling to a side when braking

Brake pedal feels different
Brake system warning light
Brake fluid is low

Front Brake Pad Replacement Service Overview

Front brake pad replacement is about installing brand new brake pads of maximum thickness. This involves removing the worn-out front brake pads, inspecting the full brake system, and installing the highest quality genuine Nissan OEM parts. Service concludes with a driving test to verify the result.

Don’t Neglect Your Brake Pads

Worn brake pads measure .1 inch or 3mm thin. This is a small sliver of metal composite designed to wear down into nothing but a steel support shoe striking the rotor. Beyond the severe damage that this will cause, it will also cause poor braking with an increased risk of getting into a collision. You should get the recommended front brake pad replacement service now to prevent severe damage with costly repairs and to preserve safety while driving.

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