Worn brake pads are most likely to cause:
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Longer braking distances and disc damage
- Step 1: Pads press on the discs to slow the wheels. Step 2. When worn down, the metal backing can scrape the disc. Answer: Longer braking distances and disc damage. Why not the others: Quicker stops with less pedal effort: worn pads provide less friction. A lower fuel use from reduced drag: brake wear does not reduce fuel use. Steering that always pulls to the left side: a pull depends on uneven wear and is not certain.
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