OEM Automotive Brake Drums
Disc Brake Caliper Repair Kit
Handle Sub-Assembly, Parking Brake Control
Disc Brake Caliper Pin (Front, Rear)
Rotor
Plate Sub-Assembly, Brake Backing, Rear Right
Plate Sub-Assembly, Brake Backing, Rear Left
Caliper Piston
Caliper Piston
Caliper Piston
Backing Plate
Backing Plate
Master Cylinder Repair Kit
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Buyer's Guide to Brake Drums
What Brake Drums Do
If your car, pickup, SUV, or minivan uses a drum brake system, you owe it to yourself to know what the parts are -- and what they do. The brake drums themselves are critical components, as you might have guessed by the fact that they're the named part. They work with shoes to produce the resistance that slows the rotation of your tires.
How Brake Drums Work
When you press your foot against the brake pedal in your cabin, the master brake cylinder directs brake fluid to pistons at each wheel. Those pistons force the brake shoes to close onto the drums, producing friction.
How To Spot Faulty Brake Drums
Even the best brake parts can eventually wear down, though. Signs of brake drum trouble include:
- You can't set your parking brake
- The brake pedal vibrates or bounces
- You hear odd noises coming from your brakes
- Your brakes take more time and distance to respond to your input
Buy Genuine OEM Brake Drums Online And Save!
If your brake drums need replacing, you'll want to get the right ones for your vehicle. Your manufacturer makes theirs specifically to fit your model, offering the kind of guaranteed compatibility you want. We have what you need, including hardware, in stock and offered at prices up to 35% lower than the MSRP, so order now!