As the clamps in a vehicle's disc brakes, they contact the brake rotors with a set of brake pads in between. This creates friction, a resistance which helps the vehicle slow down and stop.

What are the Signs My Brake Calipers are Failing?

They include:

Warning lights on the dash for the brakes and ABS
Buildup and corrosion around the calipers' seals
Leaking brake fluid (either in the wheel wells, in the engine bay, or in both)
Brake pressure problems
Pulling sideways when braking
Squealing and continuous grinding noises

They show up the same, too, generally, whether you're driving a Chrysler or a Dodge, a Jeep or a RAM, a FIAT or an SRT. Notice any, and you should inspect the calipers; change any that the results require. Here's how, in most cases. Just be sure to use OEM replacements for the job, not aftermarket.

Why Buy OEM Brake Calipers vs. Aftermarket?

Mopar designs and builds them to both fit your ride right and to work more dependably. Some aftermarket brake calipers can even void factory warranties, too. That's sure to put you on the hook for repairs down the road -- those otherwise covered, had you stuck with manufacturer quality.

Why Shop Mopar Factory Parts Warehouse in Scarborough ON?

We only sell OEM Mopar brake calipers. What's more, they're steeply marked down, and we ship fast, all over Canada; take advantage and order today. Contact us with any questions.