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While it's obviously important that a Lamborghini Huracan EVO or a Lamborghini Aventador S can go extremely fast, it's just as important that your Lamborghini can stop extremely fast. That's why we put such a high priority on Lamborghini brake maintenance and repair at Lamborghini Philadelphia in Devon, PA. Here are fundamental recommendations on how we can take good care of your brakes - and take good care of you.
The kinds of brakes and brake pads on your Lamborghini are based on the kind of Lamborghini super car you drive. Many Lamborghini models utilize carbon-ceramic brakes for both the front and back wheels. One exception is the Lamborghini Huracan with rear-wheel drive. In that instance, you probably have steel disc brakes that are ventilated. The brake pads you use will correspond with the kinds of brakes your Lamborghini is equipped with.
Do you use your Lamborghini primarily for driving on traditional streets around Philadelphia, PA? If so, you'll want to make sure your Lamborghini is equipped with street performance brake pads. Do you often take your Lamborghini out for some high-speed fun at the track? In that case, it's important that you take advantage of full racing-quality brake pads or a similar kind of pad made for advanced performance. Our advisers can tell you more.
There's no question that it's vital your brake pads are at the extraordinarily high quality level required to stop a nearly unstoppable racing machine like a Lamborghini. How can you tell when it's time to replace your Lamborghini brake pads? Do you hear a grinding, squeaking or churning noise when you step on the brake pedal? That's the most common signal that it's time to replace your brake pads. Bring your car to us for confirmation.
If you've been doing mostly street driving and decide you want to start taking your Lamborghini out to the track quite a bit, that's the right time to have us change out your brake pads. We can remove your street performance pads and replace them with track performance pads. When you consider the tremendous speeds you'll be driving and the inevitable need to stop your Lamborghini in a hurry, this change is absolutely essential.
Because your Lamborghini is designed and built for massive speed, the health of your vehicle - and your personal safety - depend heavily on the ability of your brakes to stop you in time when necessary. If your current brake pads become damaged, the structure and mechanical integrity of your braking system could be severely damaged or compromised. That can lead to very expensive repairs and even put your own life at risk.Â
The standard factory-recommended Lamborghini service intervals for all facets of maintaining your super car are based on intervals of 12 months or 9,000 miles, whichever comes first. Please allow us to check every component of your Lamborghini, including your overall braking system, fluid levels and brake pads. We can provide you with a total plan for Lamborghini maintenance at Lamborghini Philadelphia in Devon, PA.
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