Brake pads are a significant braking component in every vehicle, with a disc braking system that creates the friction needed to slow or stop a moving car. They are placed against the brake rotors.
Once you depress the brake pedal, the applied force will push hydraulics, forcing the pistons in the caliper to push the brake pads against the brake disc. The brake pads are made of friction material that clamps down the rotor as you apply the brakes. This friction material will wear off evenly on both sides.
While this is how the friction materials are designed to wear off, there are situations where you may notice uneven wear on brake pads. This prompts many car