A car consists of many systems and mechanisms that ensure its operation. The serviceability of every detail is important for traffic safety, ease of movement, and maximum compliance with the stated capabilities.

It is difficult to overestimate the importance of the braking system, which requires periodic repair and replacement of individual parts, since their natural wear and tear occurs during operation. The caliper presses the brake pads against the disc, resulting in braking. Malfunctions in the brake system can manifest itself through the appearance of a squeak during braking, which means that it is necessary to inspect and check the brake system. If the caliper is worn out, then the pads can touch the surface of the disc, and not touch it with the entire plane, which leads to uneven wear of parts.

1. SPLASH (EX)
2. SWIFT II Hatchback (EA, MA)
3. CULTUS II Hatchback (EA, MA)
4. SWIFT Mk II Hatchback (EA, MA)
5. BALENO II Hatchback (EA, MA)
6. JUSTY II (JMA, MS)
7. JUSTY Mk II (JMA, MS)
8. YARIS (_P1_)
9. ECHO (_P1_)
10. YARIS/VITZ (_P1_)
11. VITZ/ECHO (_P1_)
12. C1 (PM_, PN_)
13. 107 (PM_, PN_)
14. AYGO (_B1_)
15. SWIFT III (MZ, EZ)
16. AYGO (_B4_)
17. C1 II (PA_, PS_)
18. 108
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The KAWE brand Accessory Kit, brake shoes

A brake pad repair kit is a set of plates and springs that are installed between the pad and the caliper. The repair kit allows you to hold the block in the desired position, at the same time, giving it some freedom of movement, which avoids jamming.