Is the brake disc of your car rusty? If it rusts, remember to do so
Many people suddenly found on the brake disc
Covered with rust.
Is the brake disc rusty? Is it dangerous to drive out?
What should I do?
Let's have a look ↓
Why does the brake disc rust?
It is normal for the brake disc to rust. The brake discs of most household cars are made of cast iron without too much coating protection, which will inevitably oxidize and rust.
How to deal with brake disc rust?
The brake disc is slightly rusted
Slight rust can be removed by continuous slow braking, which basically has no impact on braking and can be treated without special treatment.
The brake disc is seriously rusted
If the rust is very serious, contact the professional repair shop in time for further polishing or replacement as appropriate to ensure driving safety.
How to reduce the risk of brake disc rust and adhesion?
When parking vehicles outdoors for a long time, a dry and flat road surface shall be selected. The whole vehicle can be covered with clothes, or the wheels can be covered with protective covers to prevent rainwater from eroding the braking parts. It is recommended that when parking, the vehicle with automatic gear should shift to p gear and release the handbrake; If the vehicle in manual gear stops, place blocks (such as bricks) in front of and behind the tires before releasing the handbrake to prevent accidental displacement of the vehicle.