
Your car’s brakes are one of its most important safety systems, so knowing the warning signs of worn or damaged brakes can help you deal with problems before they become more serious.
A high-pitched squealing noise when braking can be a sign that your brake pads are becoming worn. Grinding or scraping sounds can indicate more serious wear and should be checked as soon as possible.
If your brakes don't feel as responsive as they used to or you notice that your stopping distance has increased, there could be an issue with the brake pads, discs, fluid or another part of the braking system.
A brake pedal that feels soft, spongy or unusually hard can indicate a problem that needs investigating. Don't ignore changes in how your brake pedal feels.
If your vehicle pulls left or right when you brake, it could be caused by uneven brake wear, a sticking brake calliper or another issue affecting the braking system.
If you're able to safely look through the wheel, you may be able to see the brake disc and pad. Excessive grooves, scoring or a very thin brake pad can indicate that the brakes need attention.
Not every brake problem is obvious, which is why regular servicing and inspections are important. If you notice any changes in your car's braking performance, it's best to have it checked by a qualified mechanic rather than waiting for the problem to get worse.
WJH Auto Ltd can inspect your vehicle and identify potential brake issues, helping keep your car safe and roadworthy.
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