01-14-2022, 09:02 PM
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Any wheel's braking action would be reduced if a rotor sticks and becomes broken. As a result, the car would pull to one side when the brakes are used. This tugging motion will cause uneven tire wear patterns, which, if not addressed, can eventually lead to tire failure. Squealing brakes might indicate that the rotor is directly hitting the disc rather than attaching the pad to it. However, it's frequently as easy as getting the brakes serviced and new pads placed to get rid of the noise.
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