Brakes are one such job. Everybody who owns a car or truck should learn how to replace their brake pads and rotors. The markup at a service center—especially a car dealership—can be exorbitant.

Like an oil change, replacing your car’s brake pads is a do-it-yourselfer’s rite of passage—the next scout badge, the hard-earned promotion, the leveling up of a wrencher. But not everyone ...

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Changing the front brake pads of your Toyota Corolla is pretty easy and you can do it in your own garage. You’ll need a new set of brake pads compatible with your Corolla model, a ratchet with a ...

Changing the front brake pads on your Scion tC is not as hard as it sounds and if you do it correctly, nothing wrong can happen. You will need replacement brake pads compatible with your model ...

Quick install specs: 13-inch, drilled brake rotors Adjustable QA1 coilover shocks Stiffer sway bars and bushings 2-inch drop spindles Better suspensio ...

Brake pads help in stopping acceleration, but on the other hand, they are consumable items that need to be replaced after extensive use. How not to make a mistake when choosing brake pads, what ...