When the Red Light Comes On - FIX IT!
Al was big and tough.  The type of rugged, independent guy who wouldn't take anyone's advice.  When the brake warning light on his dash came on, he just ignored it.  He was told he was risking his life by ignoring the warning light, but Al just shrugged.

A year later, Al's car refused to stop.  He slammed into the car in front of him and that was the end of his brake problem.  It was also the end of Al.

Are you one of the many who keep driving after the brake warning light comes on?  When was the last time you thought about your brakes?  Do you know if they are working properly?  There are several things that point to possible brake failure:

  1. The pedal sinks to the floor or feels soft
  2. There is a chirping noise when you just start to apply the brakes
  3. The brake warning light is on
  4. One or more of the wheels lock up or pull to the left or right when applying the brakes
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CONSUMER TIP:   Are you a "two-footed" driver?  Don't rest your left foot on the brake pedal.  It can cause premature brake wear.  If your car is computer controlled, this can cause stalling and derivability problems.

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