Beware… these signs indicate that parts of the brake system are damaged in the car

The brakes are one of the most important components in the car, on which the safety of the car depends to a large extent. It is also one of the most vulnerable parts to damage, and the beginning of its damage is usually indicated by a set of signs.

 Among the most important are the following:

Brakes rock when pressed

Hearing a whistling sound when pressing the brakes

Illumination of the brake light on the dashboard.

Vibrations occur in the car while applying the brakes.

Increased sensitivity of the car when pressing the brakes

Besides potential bumps and injuries, car accidents can also cause significant damage to the vehicle. As you deal with the implications, here are some important things to keep in mind.
If you’ve been in a car accident, you can go into shock, which can leave you a bit out of focus. Before you worry about your vehicle, check to see if passengers have been hurt and need medical attention.
Turn on the hazard lights, turn off the ignition and secure your vehicle. If necessary, put up reflectors or flags and divert traffic. Take a breath, clean your head, but don’t calm down, check the car.

The first things to do after the accident
1- Call the police, especially if someone is hurt, there is significant damage to the vehicles involved, public property is damaged, or the other driver lacks the necessary documents (no insurance or licence).
2- Gather information about everyone involved in the accident, including witnesses.
3- Make a record of the accident details and take pictures of the vehicles, if possible.
4- Report the collision to your insurance company and make sure of the coverage.
5- Keep a record of what happened, who you spoke to, and any medical treatment required.

Get an estimate for the price
and eventually you will be towed to a car collision repair center approved by your insurance company. An estimate will be made, the repair strategy and the cost of getting your vehicle back on the road.
Sometimes there’s more than one way to get your car back on track, from parts repair to parts replacement, with different costs and benefits for each option.

Repair Checklist

• When assessing and then repairing the damage to your vehicle, a number of important things will be taken into account by auto repair professionals, including:
• Map the extent of damage to the vehicle’s main body.
• Learn about the point of impact and its strength in an attempt to uncover other hidden areas that could be damaged.
• Determination of damage to the mechanical system and suspension system.
• Carry out an inspection of the car’s steel body and determine what is required for welding or replacement.
• Inspect the plastic parts of the car.
• Find out what the car needs from the paint work.
• Separate the new damage from the old damage by knowing the history of the vehicle.

After the price and repairs are agreed upon, and the work is done, you can finally drive your car home.