Common Quality Issues with Brake Discs

Brake discs are very important for vehicle safety and performance. But they can encounter quality issues over time, which can affect the efficiency and reliability of the braking system.

1. Warping

Because of the excessive heat, brake discs may become warping. The excessive heat may cause the metal to deform, which will reduce the braking efficiency.

2.Cracking

Extreme thermal stress can result in small cracks around drilled holes in drilled rotors. It increases vibration and noise during braking and reduces braking efficiency.

3. Corrosion

Due to exposure to moisture, road salt, and other environmental factors, corrosion, or rust, can form on brake discs. During initial braking, it may result in grinding noise.

4. Thickness Variation

Wrong installation will cause uneven wear on the brake disc leading to variations in thickness around the disc.

It's very important to keep regular maintenance and inspection for preventing and addressing quality issues with brake discs. Taking proactive measures to prevent these issues can lead to a longer lifespan for brake discs and a safer driving experience.