For some unknown reason, I was checking my rear wheels out one night after I pulled into the driveway, and noticed a lot of heat coming off the rear tires (I haven't checked the fronts, yet), and determined the both of the rear brake rotors are very hot, too hot to touch.
They were only used, for a couple of seconds, to pull into the driveway. I wouldn't suspect them to be so hot. Is it possible that the brake pads may not be clearing the rotors and causing friction the whole time I drive?
I've rechecked them a couple of times since, and are still very, very hot after just getting home.
If this isn't right, I need to take it in, I guess....
They were only used, for a couple of seconds, to pull into the driveway. I wouldn't suspect them to be so hot. Is it possible that the brake pads may not be clearing the rotors and causing friction the whole time I drive?
I've rechecked them a couple of times since, and are still very, very hot after just getting home.
If this isn't right, I need to take it in, I guess....