Brake pads are an important part of your disc brakes. You can find them in the brake caliper attached to your Chevy’s front or rear hub assembly. Be certain to check them every six thousand miles, or every time you change your oil, to make sure they work as they should.

Newer vehicles have a sensor to alert the driver that the brake pads need to be replaced. (Remember that loud squealing sound you used to hear with older cars, the one that everyone could hear for a city block? Late model vehicles don’t do that, and you risk wearing off all the brake material if you wait for that sound before you replace them.) If you wait until the brake material is completely worn off, you will have to pay for a more expensive brake repair later.

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