Although nearly all passenger cars today are capable of stopping maximum speed in a single pass at or near the limits of tire adhesion, most passenger cars, light trucks and some sports cars have braking systems that are inadequate for hard or sporty driving or towing.

Braking is one of the most difficult areas that drivers encounter. There are multiple factors at play. The electric motor, transmission, traction and the vehicle's suspension all affect weight transfer.

Brakes are one of the key components of any vehicle, and without them it is almost impossible to put it on the road. Obviously, the brakes used to slow down a vehicle should not be too weak.

The brake works under hydraulic pressure. If the brake system is unable to build up the pressure needed to operate the system, your pedal will feel strange.

Braking systems are designed to slow and stop the movement of a vehicle. To do this, the components in the braking system must convert the vehicle's moving energy into heat. This is accomplished through the use of friction.Friction is the resistance to motion that two objects exert on each other. Tw