OEM MOPAR Brakes For Sale
There are several main components that make up your car's brake system. The brake calipers, rotor discs, and brake pads. All function together to safely and securely stop your vehicle.
How Brakes Work to Stop Your Car
When you're in motion behind the steering wheel, to slow and stop the vehicle, you will press on the brake pedal. This action pressurizes the hydraulic brake fluid connected to your brake calipers which presses the attached brake pads into the rotor discs. The braking process ultimately created friction which slows the momentum of your wheels and eventually stops your car.
Signs of Brake Failure in Your Car
Because brake parts are located outside the vehicle and are used frequently, they see their fair share of abuse. From brake pads wearing thin to surface damage on the rotor discs, when such instances occur, you'll begin to notice signs such as loss of brake pressure, spongy brake pedal, screeching or grinding noises when stopping, unusual vibrations or pulling when slowing. If any of these instances occur, conduct a visual inspection as well as schedule a look with a certified Mopar tech near you.
Choose Genuine Brakes by Mopar for Replacements
Once youÕve discovered the brake issues of your vehicle, find the match to your stopping needs within our online Mopar catalog. We make your parts search a breeze and all you have to do is click your way to the correct fitted parts online. We ship your order directly to your door and our nationwide shipping works fast to get your parts to you directly. Have questions about our auto parts marked up to 30% off the MSRP? No problem, reach out on our contact page for a fast response from our professional team.
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