Cast Iron 405mm Disc 8 Pot Brakes Red Caliper GT8 For Toyota LC200

Jekit 8 Pot Brake Kit Red Caliper Color Type Customized Bell Brake

Complete Set Brake:

Brake caliper 8 pots

Brake pads 8 pcs

Brake disc 2 pcs

Alloy center bell 2 pcs

Alloy bracket 2 pcs

Metal brake hose 2 pcs

Center bolts 24pcs

Bracket bolts 4pcs

It’s recommended that you check your car’s brakes twice a year for wear and damage. Although possible with a visual spot check, we advise having one of our top-rated partner garages complete a thorough assessment – at a low-cost, fixed-rate fee. Fixter’s easy door-to-door services makes the process as simple as possible, without any hidden charges. Below you can find our flat fees for replacing your car’s brake pads and discs.

Knowing when brakes are unsafe, worn out, and need replacing
As mentioned, it’s highly advised to have your car’s brake pads and discs inspected bi-annually. If you haven’t followed this recommendation, there’s general ways to know when it’s time for new brakes. Some warning signs are fairly obvious, while others require careful attention. If you’ve had your car for a considerable amount of time, you should generally know when something’s amiss – worn brakes will change how a car drives and responds.

Vibrating, growling brakes
Since brake pads are meant to protect other components, like discs and rotors, you’ll know they’re no longer working when your car vibrates. A pulsating sensation created from damaged, warped rotors, is usually felt when stepping on the brake pedal. Both rotors and pads need to remain even for a smooth braking experience. It’s important to have your car inspected immediately if you experience any vibrating. If not handled quickly, you could end up with grinding, growling brakes – caused by the brake disc rubbing against other parts, and other serious issues.

For maximum safety – replace brake pads and discs together

To ensure a smooth, safe, consistent braking system, it’s highly recommended to have new pads and discs installed at the same time. Even though brake discs are metallic, it doesn’t mean they don’t need wear out. Avoid uneven damage in both components by having your car’s entire brake system replaced. Routine maintenance will save you from frequent visits to the garage. As a general rule, you should always instal both when the discs are the main issue

Things to remember –

Make sure to check the brake once or twice a year.

Get the brake pads cleaned once a year, so that they perform better without you having to change them immediately.

Top off the brake fluid level on your car, if needed. Keep a check on the fluid levels on a monthly basis.

Refer to the owner’s manual to know the DOT rating brake fluid for your car.

Make sure you change the brake pads and rotors on both the sides to ensure even brake wear and tear. Otherwise, the difference will show up when you begin driving, which isn’t particularly pleasant.