Brake pads can wear out too quickly for a variety of reasons. Here are some common causes that can cause rapid wear of brake pads:
Driving habits: Intense driving habits, such as frequent sudden braking, long-term high-speed driving, etc., will lead to increased brake pad wear. Unreasonable driving habits will increase the friction between the brake pad and the brake disc, accelerating wear
Road conditions: driving in poor road conditions, such as mountainous areas, sandy roads, etc., will increase the wear of brake pads. This is because brake pads need to be used more frequently in these conditions to keep the vehicle safe.
Brake system failure: The failure of the brake system, such as the uneven brake disc, brake caliper failure, brake fluid leakage, etc., may lead to abnormal contact between the brake pad and the brake disc, accelerating the wear of the brake pad.
Low quality brake pads: The use of low quality brake pads may lead to the material is not wear-resistant or the braking effect is not good, thus accelerating wear.
Improper installation of brake pads: incorrect installation of brake pads, such as incorrect application of anti-noise glue on the back of brake pads, incorrect installation of anti-noise pads of brake pads, etc., may lead to abnormal contact between brake pads and brake discs, accelerating wear.
If the problem of brake pads wearing too fast still exists, drive to the repair shop for maintenance to determine if there are other problems and take appropriate measures to solve them.
Post time: Mar-01-2024