When you own a nice set of powder-coated calipers, and want to keep them looking their best and in tip-top working condition, this series is for you.
Keeping a maintenance log is ideal, especially to track brake pad and component parts changes. Regularly cleaning and inspecting your calipers should be part of a normal routine. If you hear unusual noises coming from your wheels or brakes, it's past time to put it in the air for a thorough inspection.
Here's the first video in a series we're working on to help you clean your calipers and look for worn components that need replacement.
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