You’re used to driving around and freely using your brakes. Things feel fine…until there’s suddenly a grinding noise – or ...

Are your brakes sticking, pulling your vehicle to one side or just not stopping your car like they used to? All three are signs that you may have a faulty brake caliper. (The caliper is the part ...

Joy RAY: It sounds like you have a brake pad that's sticking, Joy ... Then, when you press the brake pedal, the brake caliper causes the pads to squeeze the spinning disc rotor, which is what ...

Related: Brake Pads: What You Need to Know The pads ... Uneven pad wear can be caused by sticking caliper slides or pins; the calipers might need cleaning, lubricating or replacement.

My '03 Vibe's front right brake has had an issue for years where the brake doesn't always release correctly, and the pads on that wheel wear down at rate 3-5 times faster than any of my other pads.

Sometimes the source of brake noise is a stuck drum (many vehicles have drum brakes on the rear wheels). If your drum brakes are sticking, use a brake lubricant instead of WD-40, and apply it to ...

"So, if it's pulling to the right, jack it up and try spinning the wheel. If it's sticking, that means your brake caliper is sticking on and needs to be fixed. And, when it's jacked up, if it isn ...

The CPSC said the front brake caliper can crack, not allowing the brakes to work correctly and increasing the chance of a ...

The faster you act if your new car has a problem, the better your chance of having that problem resolved. Fortunately, David Wood moved quickly when his Hyundai i20 wouldnt. David bought his car ...