In addition to regular inspection and replacement of brake pads and discs, the following methods can also be used to extend their service life and maintain good braking performance:
Avoid frequent braking: Try to maintain a stable driving speed, anticipate road conditions in advance, avoid sudden acceleration, deceleration, sharp turns, and other operations, and reduce unnecessary braking frequency and force.
Avoid heavy driving: Try to reduce the weight of luggage and passengers, avoid overloading, and reduce inertia and friction during braking.
Avoiding the impact of high temperatures: Try to avoid prolonged driving or parking in high temperature environments, and avoid overheating the brake system or being affected by thermal expansion and contraction. If you have just finished driving, please do not wash the car or add water immediately.
Avoid sand and dust erosion: Try to avoid driving on dusty roads and avoid sand particles causing additional wear on brake pads and discs. If you have to drive, please clean the car and brake system in a timely manner.
Avoid lubricant contamination: Please do not apply any lubricant to the brake pads and discs to avoid affecting the braking effect or causing brake failure. If accidentally contaminated, please rinse thoroughly with clean water in a timely manner.
Avoid mismatched accessories: Please try to use original quality brake pads and discs as much as possible, and avoid using inferior or unsuitable accessories that may cause a decrease in braking effect or accelerated wear. If replacement is necessary, please also replace the accessories of the front and rear axles to maintain brake balance.