It might not be something we think about often, but The car brakes are among The features that must remain in proper working condition. Therefore, You should be on The lookout for these warning signs.  

 1. Pay attention  

The most basic way of detecting an issue with your car brakes is by looking and listening. To start with, look out for wear by checking your brake pads through The space between The wheels. The pad is usually pushed against a metal rotor. Often, there must be at least a quarter inch of The padding. If You see less than that, You may want to hire an expert to replace them.  

 If You ever hear a high-pitched screeching noise when You apply breaks, You might also want to consider replacing The brakes. The noise results from The indicator, which is a tiny metal shim. The noise is loud enough such that You will hear it when The windows are up.  

 2. Pulling  

If your car leans to one side while braking, it might be an indication that The brake lining is wearing unevenly. It could also show that there is a foreign particle in The brake fluid. Your car might require adjusting or total replacement of The brake fluid.  

 3. Reduced responsiveness  

When You notice that The breaks are less responsive then they were, or The pedal sinks towards The floor, You need to contact an expert. It is an indication of a leak within The braking system. A warning signal of leaking brake fluid is The presence of a tiny puddle of liquid when You park your vehicle.  

 4. Vibration  

A pulsating pedal is usually a warning or warped motors. It could also be a sign that your vehicle is out of alignment. The vibration is similar to The feedback in a brake pedal during an abrupt stop. Warped rotors result because of repeated severe braking.