If you own a Chevy Equinox, you're still driving a fairly new vehicle - even if you bought one of the first models to be delivered. Chances are, your brakes haven't had a chance to start making noises, yet. On the other hand, if you've put a lot of city miles on it, or you're someone who tends to ride the brake when encountering a long downgrade, you might have put some premature wear on those Chevy Equinox Brake Pads.

(Here's a hint: one should always descend the hill in the same gear used to climb it. Engine compression is a much safer way to slow the vehicle going downhill, and puts less wear and tear on the brake system.) The sign that your Chevy Equinox Brake Pads are worn consists of that ugly whining or squealing sound when brakes are applied. It's not a good idea to ignore this sound, because if not addressed, it will eventually turn into a grinding sound - meaning the brake pads have worn away completely and are starting to eat into the rotors.

This is not a good situation!! The Chevy Equinox Brake Pads are what actually creates friction against the calipers, which in turn slows the vehicle. When you need any kind of Chevy parts or accessories, check our online catalog first for the lowest discount prices. People who love cars have been depending on us for years for the best deals on the best selection of parts and accessories for virtually any vehicle on the road. Add to that our world-class customer service, and you'll see why people come to us first for all their automotive needs.