Car Brake Safety Tips

Car brake safety features that protect you in a crash, Anti-lock braking system, Rules of braking etc.

What you'll learn

Tips on how to maintain your car's braking system

Anti-lock braking system

Car safety features that protect you in a crash

Brake safety tips every driver should know

Rues of braking

Tips on how to maintain your car braking system

Requirements

Desire to learn more on your car braking system

No special requirement

Description

Brakes are arguably the most important system in your car. Caring for them should be atop priority for every driver- regardless of your level of comfort do it yourself car care and repair . Keep your brake in good working condition by catching any issues before they become major hazards. By scheduling regular preventive maintenance visits with your trusted mechanic, you can ensure your brakes are intact and working when you need them the most. Plan to have your brakes professionally inspected at least once per year or any time you notice an issue with their sound or feel. Your brake technician will check the entire system for wear and damage, including brake pads, calipers and rotors. Brakes pads should be replaced when they reach one-quarter-inch thickness, and brake fluid should be flushed every two to three years. Learn the warning signs of failing brakes and bring your car in right away if you see, hear or feel anything off. common warning signs includes: soft or spongy brakes, vehicle pulling to one side, metallic squeal or metal-on-metal noise, grinding sound when you hit the brakes, shaking steering wheels etc. Reckless or even careless driving can take a toll on your brakes, causing them to wear down prematurely or even fail. When you're behind the wheel, follow some common sense safety tips. Your brake will thank you when you avoid hard braking, maintain a safe distance from other vehicles etc.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is a brake

Lecture 3 Rules of braking

Lecture 4 Brake safety tips to pass an inspection

Lecture 5 The importance of brake safety to every driver

Lecture 6 Top 4 signs of failing car brake

Section 2: Tips On How To Maintain Your Car's Braking System

Lecture 7 How your car brake system works

Lecture 8 Common practices that damages your braking system

Lecture 9 10 car brake system maintenance tips

Section 3: Anti - Lock Braking System ( ABS)

Lecture 10 Introduction of ABS

Lecture 11 History of ABS

Lecture 12 Operation of ABS

Lecture 13 Components of ABS

Lecture 14 Use of ABS

Lecture 15 Brake types

Lecture 16 Effectiveness of ABS

Lecture 17 ABS on a motorcycles

Section 4: Car Safety Features That Protect You In a Crash

Lecture 18 Anti-lock brakes for sudden emergencies

Lecture 19 Airbags can save you and your passengers in a wreck

Lecture 20 Seat belt are essential

Section 5: Brake Safety Tips Every Driver Should Know

Lecture 21 Perform regular brake inspection and maintenance

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