Audi and Porsche Brake Pads
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Brake pads are the small pillars that create friction against the brake rotors to slow our car down when you step on the brake pedals. They're attached to the brake calipers, which are filled with brake fluid that flows through a vehicle's brake system to help slow and stop your car down when it's necessary.
Your front and rear pads would be sized the same, but they can sometimes have a huge difference in responsibilities. While the front does most of the work involved in braking, your rear pads are meant to support them, especially during emergency stops. This is also the reason why other vehicles use more heavy-duty brake drums for their rear wheels.
Because your brake pads work with friction, it's best to change both your brake pads and rotors at the same time. This could be around 25,000 to 60,000 miles, especially when you notice either prominent marks on your brake rotors or if you smell something burning on your wheels.
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