Brake lining is a friction material attached to brake pads or shoes. It generates the friction needed to safely stop a vehicle while protecting metal components from wear.
Discover the key differences between brake linings and brake pads. A brake pad is a complete assembly, while the brake lining is the friction material attached to pads or shoes.
Recognizing the early signs of brake wear is essential for your driving safety. Learn how to identify warning signs like grinding noises, vibrations, and a soft brake pedal.