Allston Auto Repair

Brake rotors are a critical component of your vehicle's braking system. They play a vital role in ensuring the safety of your ride by providing the necessary stopping power. However, over time, brake rotors can become warped, resulting in a compromised braking system. Causes of Brake Rotor Warping And What You Can Do To Prevent It Excessive Heat One of the primary causes of brake rotor warping is excessive heat. When you press on the brake pedal, the brake pads and rotors create friction that slows down your vehicle. This friction generates heat that can cause the brake rotors to warp. Repeated and prolonged braking, such as when driving downhill, can lead to excessive heat build-up and rotor warping. Additionally, using low-quality brake pads or mismatched brake components can also result in excess heat and rotor warping. Moisture and Corrosion Another cause of brake rotor warping is moisture and corrosion. When your vehicle is exposed to moisture, such as during heavy rain o ... read more