What is the use of being able to drive if you do not have the ability to stop as you see fit. Whether you are traveling down the road or on a rugged trail off road somewhere, your wheels turn using forward energy. To stop for any reason, such as a car is stopped in front of you, or you need to avoid a tree limb, your brakes change that forward into a different kind of energy by using friction.

If your Jeep Wrangler brake pads are worn, you might need to pump your brake pedal several times before the brake pads engage, or if you might need to push with all of your might before they even respond. It is also possible to have pulsing or vibrating every time you step on the brake, or very commonly a squealing noise is heard each time you push on the brakes.

When this happens, the squeal is caused by your brake sensor. All of these are possible indicators that you need new brake pads. For extra caution, you could visually check your Jeep Wrangler brake pads. This is done by looking from outside the wheel rim. As you look at the pad, see how much is still remaining. If you have ¼ of an inch left, replacement should happen very soon. If there is 1/8 of an inch left, immediate replacement is necessary this will not ensure your safety, but will also save you from damaging your rotors. If you wait until you hear the metal on metal grinding sound, you now have already damaged your rotors. When your Jeep Wrangler brake pads need replacing, come to see us. We will meet or beat any competitor’s price on the same part.Order today to keep yourself safe.