Rear Brake Pad Replacement

Rear Brake Pads & Maintenance

Brake pads are a high-friction metallic composite designed to create the resistance needed to stop. The rear brake pads are simply those positioned at the rear wheels. All brake pads wear down to the point of replacement when they measure 3mm or .1in. Brake pads often wear down at variable rates due to handling variable weights and friction. This often causes the rear brake pads to need replacement service exclusively because the front pads have sufficient thickness.

Worn Rear Brake Pad Indicators

Worn brake pads have barely any thickness remaining. If you notice the warning signs of worn brake pads, be sure to get a prompt inspection and corrective maintenance as recommended for safe braking:

• Dashboard warning light
• Squealing noise from near the wheels
• Brake pedal feels spongy or soft
• Vehicle pulls to a side when braking
• Deep metallic scraping or grinding

Certified Mopar Rear Brake Pad Replacement Service

We provide certified Mopar rear brake pad replacement service in a state-of-the-art facility staffed with certified technicians and stocked with genuine OEM parts. The expert technician removes the wheels to expose the rear braking parts. The rear brake pads are removed from the calipers. The calipers, rotors, and fluid are inspected. We will top off the brake fluid as needed. New rear brake pads are installed to specifications. We will inspect the tires for irregular wear and check inflation pressures before the driving test to verify the result.