Author Archives: John D. Archer
John D. Archer is a mechanical engineer and writer based on the area of automotive accessories at brakeshub.com, A resident expert and professional, John is passionate about all things automotive and loves to share his knowledge. He has good experience in all kind of automotive accessories. He has worked as a chief mechanical engineer in some reputed automotive garage firm.
Brake shoes are a crucial component of certain braking systems. Unlike brake pads, they are not made up of a thick and durable rubber material but rather two steel plates connected by metal webbing inside a protective covering. Because they are usually mounted on the inboard side of the rotor, they can often require more […]
Continue readingBrake fade is a dangerous phenomenon in which the brakes slow down or temporarily lose effectiveness due to excessive heat. It occurs when the brakes are used for an extended period of time, such as during steep or long downhill descents. The friction generated by applying pressure to the brake pads creates heat, which components […]
Continue readingAn anti-lock brake system (ABS) is integral to your car’s safety. Without it, your car will have difficulty regaining and maintaining traction on slippery surfaces like wet roads or icy patches. To ensure your brakes work correctly each time you use them, it’s important to know how to repair an ABS brake system if it […]
Continue readingIf you’re like most people, you probably assume that the front brakes of your car wear out faster than the rear brakes. After all, the front brakes do most of the work when you’re stopping the car, right? There are many misconceptions about this topic, and even some mechanics have different opinions and explanations. There are […]
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