Posted on 11/29/2022
If it has anything to do with your brakes, it's important. When the brake pad is pressed down, your brake rotors operate by spinning and slowing down the wheels. The friction from this process produces heat that the brake rotors experience every time you press the brake pedal. Over time, the surface of the brake rotors becomes uneven due to the massive amount of heat experienced each day. This uneven wear and tear are what is referred to as warping. When your brake rotors start to warp, your brakes will become less effective and give an inconsistent grip when used. What Causes the Brake Rotors to Warp Unevenly? Extreme heat- Although extremely rare, brake rotors can get so hot that they are permanently warped. In some cases, the brake rotors can even get worn down by the brake pads due to the brittle form the brake rotor assumes when at high temperatures. Glazed coating- In some situations, the heat generated from the friction causes some materials to break free and form a lay ... read more