OEM Honda Brakes

Wondering how Your Honda brake system works? Complex in design, but simple to understand, the brake system of your car is one all drivers should be vaguely familiar with.

How Brake Parts Work in Your Honda

The most common brake system for the modern-day car is the disc braking system. It consists of three major parts. The rotor discs, brake calipers, and brake pads. All of which function together to slow and stop your car. The process kicks off with the brake pedal. Located under the drivers leg space, the brake pedal engages pressure for the brake fluid which is charged down a series of lines to your calipers. Your calipers are attached to your brake pads. These pieces are vital for stopping your car because they press against your rotor discs. The friction created is what slows and stops your Honda safely.

When to Replace Brake Parts

Your brakes can only give so much before they begin to fail. Usually around 50,000 miles or more is when you should inspect your brake parts for issues. Commonly, brake pads will wear thin, brake calipers will leak fluid, and rotors can corrode or receive extensive surface damage that makes them faulty. If you experience abnormal braking distance, pulling, jerking, or screeching, seek new brake parts ASAP.

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We have plenty of fitted brake parts designed to fit your Honda model trim. Find your match for new brakes now and save up to 35% off the MSRP! We can ship your brake parts directly too, anywhere in the country! Have any questions? Feel free to reach out on our contact page for assistance!