The most exciting part of driving is acceleration. The feeling of taking off and leveling is something many drivers crave. There's another important driving action that's often overlooked, though: braking. When traveling at high speeds, a vehicle needs some mechanism to bring it slowly and comfortably to a halt. For drivers, braking means pressing the brake pedal. Behind the scenes, a lot is going on mechanically to make a stop happen.
The modern Hyundai vehicle is usually equipped with disc brakes that are regulated through a series of sensors. You can see some braking components just by looking at the wheel of your Hyundai vehicle. It's easy to spot the rotors and brake pads most of the time. These components are held together through a series of brake lines. A master cylinder is located along this network. Its purpose is to take your brake pedal input and then convert it to hydraulic pressure. Brake fluid also plays a huge part in the braking mechanism of any vehicle. Like all auto components, these things can wear down over time, malfunction, or even fail. Stivers Hyundai will be there to care for your Hyundai's brakes. We perform inspections, maintenance, and Hyundai brake repair for our customers. Visit us in Columbia SC. Also serving Lexington, Camden, and Sumter South Carolina.