Suzuki Aerio front brakes wear prematurely and frequently require replacement due to glazing on Suzuki Aerio

Some Suzuki Aerio owners report experiencing premature front brake wear, often requiring frequent replacements due to glazing. This issue is attributed to the normal wear and tear that occurs as front brakes bear most of the braking load. However, some owners note that rapid brake wear can also stem from mechanical issues or changes in driving habits. Additionally, it is important for owners to regularly replace brake pads, as worn pads can lose their effectiveness in stopping the vehicle smoothly. When replacing brake pads, some owners find that applying a small amount of grease to the edges of the new pads and avoiding the reuse of old pads can enhance performance. The process of changing front brake pads involves verifying the brake disc diameter, raising the vehicle, removing the wheels, and extracting the caliper's retaining spring before removing the caliper itself. Addressing these concerns promptly can help maintain optimal braking performance in Suzuki Aerio vehicles.