Toyota OEM Brake Calipers

Chances are, your Toyota vehicle comes equipped with disc brakes. If it does, it will need brake calipers to help it come to a complete stop. Brake calipers squeeze the brake pads against the rotors and slow down your spinning wheels.

How do Brake Calipers Work?

When you push down on the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure is generated that causes the brake fluid to flow into the wheel cylinders within each wheel hub. This hydraulic pressure then causes the pistons inside each wheel cylinder to move outward, pushing against both sides of the brake pad and forcing it against the rotor. This process has two purposes: slowing down your car and keeping it stable while driving at high speeds.

When Should I Replace my Brake Calipers?

It's important to check your brakes regularly for signs of wear and tear to know when they need replacing. Signs that you may need new brake calipers include excessive noise when braking, vibration while driving, or visible signs of rust or corrosion around your brakes or wheel hubs. If you experience any of these issues, it's important to perform an inspection as soon as possible. You should be able to identify any problems before they lead to more expensive repairs later down the line.

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