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Brake shoes are curved pieces of metal with friction material attached to them. They are part of the drum brake system, which is commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles like semi-trucks. The shoes expand against the inside of a rotating drum when the brakes are applied, creating friction that slows down or stops the vehicle.

In addition to regular inspections, other factors such as driving habits and usage conditions can affect the lifespan of brake drums. For instance, frequent heavy braking, driving in mountainous regions, or towing heavy loads can increase wear and tear on the drums. Being mindful of these factors can help vehicle owners take proactive steps to preserve their brake components.

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Moreover, a thinner brake drum is more susceptible to cracking and warping. These physical deformations not only compromise braking performance but can also lead to further damage to associated components, such as brake shoes and wheel bearings. As the drum gets weaker, the risk of catastrophic failure increases, posing an imminent danger to the driver and passengers.

Why Adjust Drum Brakes?

Brake drums are typically made of cast iron or aluminum, and they function by providing a surface against which brake shoes press to create friction. This friction is what slows down and eventually stops the vehicle. However, over time, brake drums can wear down or become damaged due to heat, stress, and continuous use. Each drum comes with a specified maximum diameter, which is crucial for several reasons.

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