Get the Best Priced Ford Mustang Brakes

If, while driving at low speeds, you hear a grinding sound coming from the Ford Mustang wheels it is a good indication that you need to check your brakes. Another warning signal is when your 2000 Ford Mustang brakes squeak loudly. This often will mean it is time to change the brake pads. The brake pads are considered wear items on a car and need to be changed periodically. When you hear a noise it is a great idea to check them soon because replacing the brake pads can help stop the rotors from being damaged beyond repair. Putting an alert on your Google calendar to remind you to check your pads regularly is a great strategy that can help you avoid larger and unnecessary repair costs in the future.

Other Problems

One other area to check on your Ford Mustang is the rotors. The rotors are the large disc that you can see through the wheel of your car. The brakes grab this disc and squeeze it to stop your car. The rotor should look very smooth. If it has cuts or any gouges in it, you made to shave it down or replace it. Each rotor has a minimum thickness that will allow you to keep it on your car safely. If you go below this thickness measured in millimeters, then you may need a full Ford Mustang brake repair.

Recent Recall

There is a recent recall on the model year 2015 Ford Mustang GT Roush Stage 3 cars made between April 1, 2015, and October 31, 2015. These vehicles have a problem with the Ford Mustang brake calipers. It seems that a guide pin in the caliper was not tightened properly during the installation. Because of this, the brake caliper guide pin may loosen while driving which will result in a diminished ability for the rear brakes to work properly. A loss, in part or full, of the rear brakes can result in an accident

Brakes are Simple

The most common everyday problem with your 2005 Ford Mustang brakes is having them squeak because the pads are worn. If simply changing the pads is all you are facing, then with a little extra time set aside you can do the job yourself. The internet has a number of very descriptive videos that show how to do this process step by step for your 2006 Ford Mustang brakes. However, If, it is necessary to have your rotors machined you may have to take them to machine shop to do that.

Stop the Mustang

Often brake repairs are offered at promotional prices at local repair shops. If you are doing a rear brake job on your Mustang, then expect to pay between $286-$434. This is to change the pads and shave the rotors. If you replace the rotors or get new ford mustang brake calipers you will spend more. Getting the parts is easy. Check out PartsGeek.com for everything you need. We have Ford Mustang auto parts for your 1965 Ford Mustang brakes and for your new Mustang brakes. We sell parts online instead of in a big brick building in your town. This almost eliminates our overhead and delivers those savings to you.