In summer, high temperatures and frequent long-distance climbing and continuous braking lead to a sharp increase in the failure rate of truck brake systems in North America. Common problems such as brake shoe overheating, lining aging, brake fade and repair kit accessory failure seriously affect driving safety. High-temperature baking will accelerate the wear of brake shoe friction materials, cause surface glazing and reduced friction, while high temperature will also lead to fatigue aging of repair kit accessories such as brake springs and slack adjusters. We remind all North American truck drivers and fleet managers to conduct comprehensive brake system inspections before summer peak transportation. It is recommended to replace aging brake shoes and worn repair accessories in time, and choose high-temperature resistant heavy-duty brake parts to adapt to summer high-load working conditions. Our upgraded brake shoe series features excellent heat resistance and wear resistance, effectively reducing summer brake failure risks and extending the service cycle of the brake system.
