Brake Pads in Jordan
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What it does
Brake pads are the friction blocks the caliper squeezes against the brake disc to slow the car. They are a wear item on every vehicle and the single most commonly replaced brake component.
Signs it needs replacing
- A high-pitched squeal that stops when you press the pedal
- Grinding or a metal-on-metal sound
- The pedal travels further before biting
- Visible pad thickness under 3 mm
More parts — Brakes
FAQ
How long do brake pads last?
Typically 40,000–70,000 km, but city driving in Amman with constant stop-start on inclines wears them considerably faster than highway use. Inspect them at every oil change.
Should front and rear pads be replaced together?
Replace them in axle pairs — both front or both rear — so braking stays balanced. Front pads usually wear roughly twice as fast as rear, so they rarely need replacing at the same time as each other.