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Brake shoes are key components to the drum brake system. They are connected to the brake pedal and help slow and stop your vehicle.
How do Brake Shoes Work on Your Car?
When the need to stop on the road occurs, drivers will press the brake pedal. Primarily used on older model cars, the drum brake system is used to stop motion. Located behind the rear, front, or all four wheels, the drum brake houses the brake shoes. The shoes act similar to the way brake pads do in the sense they are pressurized to activate by the brake pedal. They create friction on the inside of the brake drum, rather than on an exterior rotor disc.
Signs of Brake Shoe Failure
Over the years and around 60,000 miles or over, you can begin to lose grip when braking. Just like a pair of sneakers, brake shoes can wear and thin overtime. When this occurs, you may begin to notice abnormal braking time as well as screeching or grinding noises when stopping.
Find Brake Shoes Online and Save Money
Once you locate the brake shoes needed for your drum brakes, rest assured that you'll save some cash in your pocket. When you pick our online Ford inventory for parts you save up to 35% off the MSRP. Most dealerships or auto part retailers may be over priced and brake shoes can cost up to $95 or $120. Not only will you save, but you can order from your home sofa, so no long lines!
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