Rear Brake Pad Replacement Service

Your rear brake pads are important to the control of your vehicle when coming to a stop. Over time, your vehicle’s rear brake pads will lose their ability to stop your vehicle in a short distance. That’s why auto pros recommend rear brake pad replacement every 30,000 to 35,000. If you delay this important service, your vehicle’s braking performance could be compromised. At our service center, GMC trained technicians only use OEM Buick GMC brake pads on our service center work. That ensures your vehicle will have true stopping power that will last.

Signs that Your Vehicle needs Rear Brake Pad Replacement

Make sure that you know the important signs that your vehicle needs rear brake pad replacement. Here’s what to look for:

• You hear a squealing noise – If you hear a squealing noise when your vehicle is in motion, then there is a chance that your rear brake pads need immediate attention.
• Longer stopping times – Do you notice that it is taking longer for you to stop your vehicle? Then you may need to have your rear brake pads checked right away?
• The vehicle makes a noise when you step on the brake – If your vehicle is making strange noises when coming to a stop, then it could be your vehicle’s brakes.
• The brake pedal vibrates when pressed – Notice that the vehicle’s brake pedal is vibrating when pressed. That is a sure sign that your vehicle’s brake pads need immediate attention.

If you notice any of the above signs, visit our service center right away. We will be able to perform a fast and affordable rear brake replacement service on your vehicle.

How are Rear Brake Pads Different from Front Brake Pads?

You already know that your vehicle has both front and rear brake pads. However, do you know the difference between the two? First, the front brake pads are larger and typically wear out fast. The rear brake pads are smaller and are designed to help control your vehicle when coming to a stop.