Brake Calipers
Disc Brake Caliper
Disc Brake Caliper
Disc Brake Caliper
Disc Brake Caliper
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INFINITI Brake Calipers: Essential for Safety and Performance
The "INFINITI of Akron" parts team knows what it takes to keep your vehicle running great. Brake calipers serve as crucial mechanical components that convert hydraulic pressure into clamping force. These components house pistons that push against brake pads when you press the pedal, creating the friction needed to slow your vehicle safely. Without properly functioning calipers, even the best brake pads cannot perform effectively.
Why Brake Calipers Wear Out
Brake calipers typically last between 75,000 and 100,000 miles under normal driving conditions. However, several factors can accelerate their deterioration. Road salt during winter months causes corrosion that can seize caliper pistons or damage seals. Heat generated during aggressive braking can warp components over time. In premium vehicles like the Q50 and QX60, high-performance calipers work harder, especially during spirited driving, potentially shortening their lifespan.
Signs Your Calipers Need Attention
Several indicators suggest caliper problems require immediate attention. Uneven brake pad wear signals a caliper that's not applying pressure properly. A vehicle pulling to one side during braking often points to a stuck caliper. Unusual squealing or grinding noises while slowing down frequently indicate caliper issues affecting your brake pads. Fluid leaks near wheels almost certainly mean caliper seals have failed, requiring prompt replacement.
Choose Genuine INFINITI Calipers
At INFINITI of Akron, we recommend only genuine INFINITI replacement calipers. Aftermarket alternatives might cost less initially but often use inferior materials that compromise braking performance. Factory calipers maintain precise specifications that ensure proper cooling, smooth operation, and consistent braking force. The quality difference becomes apparent in emergency stopping situations where every foot matters. Genuine parts also typically last longer, making them more economical over your vehicle's lifetime.
The INFINITI of Akron parts team has all the parts you need for your project and will be there to answer any questions.