BRAKES

Brakes need to be changed to maintain safe stopping distances and prevent damage to other brake components. Worn brake pads can lead to increased stopping distances, making it harder to avoid accidents. Additionally, driving with worn brakes can cause damage to rotors, calipers, and other parts, leading to more expensive repairs.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
1. Safety:
Reduced Stopping Distance:
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Worn brake pads lose their ability to grab the rotor effectively, increasing the distance it takes to stop the vehicle.
Increased Risk of Accidents:
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Longer stopping distances can make it difficult to avoid collisions, especially in emergency situations.
Potential for Brake Failure:
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In extreme cases, worn pads can lead to complete brake failure, posing a serious safety hazard