In order to understand what brake fluid flushing is and how it helps, we must first briefly mention what brake fluid is and its
use.  Brake fluid is a hydraulic liquid and is a medium used to transfer power to perform work.  For example, brake fluid is responsible for transferring the force of stepping on your brake pedal to the calipers, where brake pads will press down on the

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One of the most common myths or brake problems that drivers claim to encounter is brake disc “warping” (sometimes even after installing brand new brake rotors and brake pads).

What Is Brake Disc Warping?

Brake disc “warping” is a common term or diagnosis used to describe a distorted brake disc.  Drivers who have experienced shuddering or shaking when applying the brakes may easily attribute this problem to brake disc warping.  However, assuming that everything was installed

Having your Rotors bedded in is vital –especially if you want a car that exudes excellence in performance and efficiency on the road.   This same rule applies if you bought a new brake kit, new brake pads, brake rotors, or even a new car. 

What Is Brake Rotor Bed In?

Brake rotor bed in or break-in, is the burnishing or conditioning of the brakes.  It is actually a process which has been designed to “season” or to ensure that your braking system performs at its optimum

Should you get cross drilled rotors or slotted rotors?  This is a common question and the answer really depends on the driving conditions you deal with on a day to day basis. 

 Below we have provided a breakdown of the two designs and how they compare in regard to certain qualities other than

Zinc plating is a process which has been designed to fight off the corrosion of steel - the same being done with the immersion of clean steel parts into a zinc salt solution and the application of electric currents thereafter.  Zinc coatings are formed around the steel, which will prevent the oxidation of the steel and will result to its protection against rust and corrosion.

The Zinc coating will serve as a protective barrier--before rust reaches the metal, it will have to deal with its Zinc