A car brake change is a critical maintenance procedure to ensure vehicle safety. The process begins by securely lifting the vehicle with a jack and removing the wheels to access the brake components. The brake caliper, which houses the brake pads, is then removed, allowing access to the worn brake pads. The old pads are taken out, and the brake caliper piston is compressed to create space for the new pads.

Next, the new brake pads are installed, ensuring they are properly aligned with the caliper and rotor. If necessary, the brake rotors may also be resurfaced or replaced to ensure smooth braking. The caliper is reinstalled over the new pads, and the brake system is checked for any leaks or issues. After reassembling the wheels, the brake pedal is pressed multiple times to ensure proper pad seating and brake fluid pressure. Finally, the vehicle is tested to confirm that the brakes are functioning correctly, ensuring safe driving.