OEM Kia Brakes For All Models

Maintain Control with a Reliable Brake System

The team here at Horne Kia understands how crucial parts like brakes are important to your safety on the road. Brakes slow and stop your Kia by converting motion into heat through friction between pads and rotors. This system includes brake pads, rotors, calipers, hydraulic lines, and master cylinder components working together. Vehicles like the Kia Forte and Kia Seltos rely on properly maintained brakes for safe daily driving.

Control Speed and Stop Safely

The brake pedal activates a master cylinder that sends hydraulic fluid through brake lines to each wheel. Calipers squeeze brake pads against rotors, creating friction that slows wheel rotation. The harder you press the pedal, the more pressure applies to the pads and rotors. Anti-lock systems prevent wheel lockup during hard braking by modulating pressure automatically. Emergency brake systems provide backup stopping ability through cable-operated rear brakes.

Identify Brake System Problems

Brake pads wear down from friction and typically need replacement every 25,000 to 50,000 miles. Squealing noises indicate worn pads with metal wear indicators contacting rotors. Soft or spongy pedal feel suggests air in hydraulic lines or fluid leaks. Grinding sounds mean pads are completely worn and metal backing plates are damaging rotors. Pulling to one side during braking indicates uneven pad wear or stuck calipers. Brake calipers require inspection when brakes show uneven wear patterns.

Genuine Kia Brake Component Advantages

Factory Kia brake components are engineered specifically for your vehicle's weight, performance, and braking requirements. They provide consistent stopping power without excessive noise or dust. Aftermarket brake parts often use different friction materials that wear faster or create more brake dust and noise.

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