Front Brake Pad Replacement Service

Front Brake Pads Versus Back Brake Pads

Front brake pads are different from the back pads because the two have different functions. While back brake pads provide a backup for the front brakes, they generally provide more control over your car than actual braking force. This means the rear brake pads need less surface area and friction than the front brake pads, so they’re generally smaller and made up of a different friction material than the front brakes. Front brakes are made to take more heat and friction during braking.

How We Replace Front Brake Pads

When we replace your front brake pads, we start by lifting the car and taking off the front wheels. Then, we detach the bolt holding in the calipers so that they can swing out and expose the brake pads. Our technicians will then replace the front brake pads with new pads and replace the clips holding the brake pads in place. After putting everything back where it should go, your car’s brake pads are changed, and you’re ready to be on the road.

OEM Brake Pads for Your Replacements

The best brake pads to use for your car were originally installed during assembly. These brake pads are OEM, and they’ve been tested to make sure they can provide maximum safety and performance for your vehicle. That’s why we use the very same Honda brake pads when we replace your front brake pads so that you can get that like-new quality from your brakes.