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Mitchem Tire provides Rear Disc Brake Repair services to Springfield, MO, Branson, MO, Ozark, MO, and surrounding areas

Approx. Time: 120 Minutes  |   Price Range: Get Quote for Price

The Basics Behind Rear Disc Brake Repair Services at Mitchem Tire

Some brake systems use disc brakes in the rear of a vehicle. Most rear disc brake systems contain brake pads, calipers, rotors, and a parking brake assembly. Calipers are responsible for squeezing the brake pads against the rotor, which is mounted to the wheel hub. When you apply pressure to the brakes, the brake pads are hydraulically pressed against the brake disc to create the necessary amount of friction for slowing the turning rotor. A rear disc brake system converts kinetic energy into heat. Most brake rotors incorporate a ventilated design to release heat from the brake system. When the parking brake is applied, a piston is pushed into the brake pad to keep the vehicle from moving. In some systems, a “drum in hat” parking brake assembly uses parking brake shoes to keep the vehicle from moving. Brake systems with rear disc brakes are known to possess strong stopping power in even the worst driving conditions. However, they are still susceptible to the same type of wear and tear as any regularly used brake system.



Why Should You Have Rear Disc Brake Repair Services Performed at Mitchem Tire?

Braking naturally creates a substantial amount of heat and friction, so rear disc brakes will wear from natural use. Routine rear disc brake inspections can prevent excessive wear from damaging other brake components like calipers and rotors. Completely worn brake pads can cause calipers to squeeze metal on metal, which will damage the rotors. Some disc brake pads have a wear indicator strip that makes a whistling sound to notify you when brake pads need replacements. Sometimes the calipers can stick and keep from retracting all the way, which can cause quicker wear on brake pads. Squealing and grinding noises are the first sign of disc brake issues, but be sure to seek a rear brake repair service for your disc brakes at the first sign of any trouble. Properly working disc brakes are important for your safety and the safety of other drivers on the road.

We proudly service the Rear Disc Brake Repair needs of customers in Springfield, MO, Branson, MO, Ozark, MO, and surrounding areas.

Areas Served : Springfield, MO | Branson, MO | Ozark, MO | and surrounding areas

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Phone: (417) 882-3100
Fax: (417) 886-0429
Address: 3100 S. Campbell
Springfield, MO 65807
Phone: (417) 869-7394
Fax: (417) 869-3718
Address: 307 East Kearney Street
Springfield, MO 65803
Phone: (417) 339-5668
Fax: (417) 339-4039
Address: 5558 N Gretna Rd
Branson, MO 65616
Phone: (417) 581-7855
Fax: (417) 581-4636
Address: 855 North 17th Street
Ozark, MO 65721
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