Abnormal noise at low speed after changing the brake pads

The brake pads we are talking about today can be said to be an indispensable part of the braking system, relying on the friction between the brake disc and the brake pads to achieve the braking effect. Then some friends asked, why did the brake pads have abnormal noise at low speed after changing the brake pads? Is it because of the quality of the brake pads? Now let's answer it for everyone.

In fact, it is normal for the brake pads to have abnormal noise at low speed after replacing the brake pads, because the newly replaced brake pads themselves have a running-in period. As long as the brake performance is not affected, it will be fine. After it has worn out, it will return to normal. But if you feel that the texture of stepping on the brake is a little lighter, or the brakes are a bit difficult, it is likely that the brake pads have basically lost friction (the quality is too poor), and you must replace a new brake pad in time. After all, It's about your own personal safety.

In general, the abnormal brake noise is not a big problem. The most important thing is to choose good quality brake pads. Therefore, it is best for us to buy brake pads from regular channels. Not only the quality is guaranteed (wear-resistant) Sex), and it also has a fairly stable braking effect. As the saying goes, "There are thousands of roads, safety is the first thing." Safety is the first element of our driving, so don't be greedy for petty gains.