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1 Step 1: Locate Brake Pads Through Wheel
Step 1: Locate Brake Pads Through Wheel
Look through wheel spokes at brake caliper - pads are visible on both sides of rotor.
LED Flashlight
Bright light for inspecting brake pads through wheels
2 Step 2: Check Pad Thickness
Step 2: Check Pad Thickness
Pad should be at least 1/4 inch thick - if 1/8 inch or less, replace soon.
3 Step 3: Look for Uneven Wear
Step 3: Look for Uneven Wear
Pads should wear evenly - if tapered or uneven, indicates caliper or hardware problem.
4 Step 4: Listen for Squealing Noise
Step 4: Listen for Squealing Noise
High-pitched squeal indicates wear indicator touching rotor - pads need replacement.
5 Step 5: Check for Grinding Sound
Step 5: Check for Grinding Sound
Grinding noise means pads are completely worn - immediate replacement needed to avoid rotor damage.
6 Step 6: Inspect All Four Wheels
Step 6: Inspect All Four Wheels
Check pads on all wheels - fronts typically wear faster than rears.
Brake Pad Set
Replacement brake pads for front or rear (varies)
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