One of the vital components of your vehicle’s disc braking system are your Dodge Charger brake calipers. Located at each of your wheels along with your brake rotors and brake pad, Charger brake calipers are U-shaped devices that act as clamps to bring your pads into contact with your rotors. Your pads float on top of the calipers, and the metal discs of your brake rotors spin in the channel of the U.

When you step on your brakes, the pressure of your foot on the pedal is sent through hydraulic brake fluid lines and hoses to the master cylinder, and then on to your Dodge Charger brake calipers, where it squeezes the pistons inward and clamps your pads onto your rotors. Your brake calipers are under a great deal of pressure from heat, as well as the pulling and twisting that occurs while you drive, since they are attached to your vehicle’s frame.

Problems with your Dodge Charger brake calipers can stem from wear through normal use, or there can be several factors that hasten the breakdown of your calipers. For example, if your brake rotors are excessively worn, continued use of your brakes can damage your Charger brake calipers and force you to replace them as well. Also, the hydraulic fluid that moves your brake calipers must be flushed and changed occasionally. If it is not changed often enough, the moisture in the fluid will rust out the inside of the calipers and freeze them. When you need new brake calipers, look no further than our extensive and easy to search online catalogue.Place your order through our toll-free service number, or choose our convenient and secure online server.