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Advance Auto Parts Buford
Store #6147
4955 Lanier Islands Pkwy
Buford GA 30518
(678) 714-4679
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Team members at Advance Auto Parts #6147 in Buford, GA are here to ensure you get the right parts—the first time. Our stores also offer a variety of free services* and convenient hours to help make your life easier and your driving experience as smooth as possible
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BRAKE PROJECTBUILDER #6147 Buford
Take care of your next brake job quickly and efficiently with our step-by-step Brake Project Builder.
We want to make sure you have the right parts for the job. You’ll also find the supplies and tools you need to get it all done right the first time. Get started by selecting the parts you will be replacing.
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An in-depth guide to replacing and maintaining your brake system. Everything you need to know from the tools needed along with a complete breakdown of your car's braking system.
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Yes, our locations are open Monday through Saturday 7:30am - 9:00pm and Sunday 9:00am - 8:00pm. Be sure to double check the location nearest you as hours of operation may vary, especially around holidays.
Call or visit your local Advance Auto Parts store near you and a team member will happily assist you in finding the right parts for your vehicle. We carry Carquest Platinum Professional Brake Pads, Carquest Premium Gold Brake Pads, and Carquest Standard Brake Pads.
Yes you local Advance Auto Parts nearest to you carries everything you need to get the job done. Call or visit your local store and a team member will be happy to assist you.
Replacing brake pads and rotors at the same time is recommended. If your rotors are not smooth, then putting new brake pads on the existing rotors will prematurely wear the new brake pads. You'll get the best performance by replacing pads and rotors at the same time.
The average lifetime of brake rotors can vary. In normal driving conditions, pads and rotors can last 50-60,000 miles. In extreme usage, such as towing, hauling heavy loads or driving in mountains, the service interval might drop to 30-40,000 miles.
Brakes work by using friction to turn kinetic energy into heat. There are two designs: drum brakes (older), and disc brakes (newer). Both use hydraulic pressure to move a piston outward. In disc brakes, the piston is located inside a caliper that houses brake pads and fits over the rotor. The friction lining on the pads makes contact with the rotor to slow the vehicle. In drum brakes, the piston moves two curved shoes lined with friction material against the inside of the brake drum.