Your Chevrolet Suburban brakes have an important job to do: they have to stop a half ton or more of plastic and metal moving at high speeds at a moments’ notice. There are many different components within your braking system that all work together to accomplish this task. Basically, the components of your Suburban brakes fall into two categories: hydraulic and frictional.

The hydraulic components transmit the force of your foot on the brake pedal to the frictional components, which physically stop the motion of your wheels. Hydraulic brake fluid conducts and amplifies the force through a series of lines and hoses to your master cylinder, and from there to your brake calipers. The calipers in your Chevrolet Suburban brakes are small hydraulic clamps with pistons that move inward to hold your brake pads against your rotors.

Friction is generated between the pads and the rotors, and your wheels stop turning. It is important to make sure that all of the components of your Suburban brakes are in top working order, so that your brakes work when you need them to. If your Chevrolet Suburban brakes are squealing, squeaking, grinding, pulling, soft and sinking, or hard and resistant to pressure, this means it is time to repair them before they fail completely. Browse our extensive and easy to navigate online catalogue for a full line of Suburban brakes and brake parts, and take advantage of our discount prices to restore your brakes quickly for less.When you order through our convenient options using our secure online server or toll-free customer service number, we will ship your auto parts right to your door.