Your Cadillac CTS brake rotors are part of your disc braking system, but did you know that they have more than one job? The primary function of the CTS brake rotors, of course, is to work with your brake pads to generate friction. When your brakes are engaged, your brake pads clamp down on either side of the Cadillac CTS brake rotors, and the friction between the metal CTS brake rotors and the lining of the brake pads stops the rotation of your wheels in a controlled manner. However, your rapidly spinning Cadillac CTS brake rotors also serve to dissipate the heat generated along with the friction, which prevents brake fade.
Still another function of your CTS brake rotors is to keep your brakes clean by throwing off water and dirt through centrifugal force. It is important to maintain your essential brake rotors.
You can do this by ensuring that you change your brake pads as necessary. When the lining of your brake pads falls to between an eighth and a quarter of an inch, you should change them as soon as possible to avoid having your CTS brake rotors grind against the metal backing plate on the pads. However, if you have metallic brake pads installed, your brake rotors are going to wear out faster. Problems with your CTS brake rotors are often indicated through a grinding sound, a shuddering brake pedal, or brakes that pull your vehicle to one side when you engage them.When you need new brake rotors, look no further than our extensive online catalogue for great discount prices and fast, reliable shipping.
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