My little writings on brake repair
Have your brake fluid levels checked at the same time as your scheduled oil changes. Also ask your car repair technician to check your brake pads, drums, rotors, bearings, and anti lock and emergency braking systems, your battery, fuel, emission and ignition systems, powertrain and starting system to confirm that all is in good working order. And do not forget to have your coolant, steering, transmission and windshield wiper fluids topped off, your oil and air filters replaced if necessary, and your car hoses, belts and wiper blades checked for deterioration and replacement. Last, but most certainly not least, ask your car repair technician to perform a proper tire and wheel inspection. Tires should be kept inflated to the correct pressure and rotated regularly to prevent excessive wear on one side of the car and maintain optimal braking and steering capability.