If you are looking to change brakes yourself you can look at an online website which people can direct you on how to install new brakes. You can also check the phonebook or web to find reliable auto shops.
Yes it is possible to replace brakes yourself. If you have the tools and a little background in cars, you should not have a problem replacing the brakes on the car.
If you have the ability and you know something about mechanics and working on cars then it may be possible to change them yourself. In changing them yourself it would save you a good bit of money.
Auto zone will replace car brakes. The have brakes to buy in case you want to do it yourself, or they can do it for you for an extra fee, which isn't that much.
If you are a good auto repair mechanic, then you can change the brakes on your car. I wouldn't recommend changing brakes on a vehicle because they can be very complicated and if they are not changed properly you can cause a serious accident.
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Which ever axle the brakes have worn out.
If you can't change the oil of your car on your own...do not attempt to repair the brakes, save yourself future trouble, for your safety and the safety of others take the car to a certified mechanic shop....do not gable....sleep well and drive safe.
The brakes should be inspected every oil change and replaced when necessary.
You can repair the drum brakes on your car by getting the needed parts from an auto store then either taking the car to a mechanic or finding a step by step instructions.
When the car brakes start making a grinding noise while you are hitting the brake, it is time to change the brake pads. There are online tutorials available if you'd like to do this yourself, or you can go to any local car dealership or auto body shop to have the service done for you.
the same way as you would on a RWD or AWD car. but more information is needed to answer such a question. what part of the brakes????