Reliable Affordable Highly Durable Car Rear Brake Drum

Product Description

A brake drum is a component of the braking system in a vehicle. It is usually bolted to the wheel hub and it is responsible for dissipating the heat created by the friction of the brake pads against the rotor. Brake drums are often vented, so that the pressure of the air will push the heat out. A brake drum is made of steel, with either a cast iron or aluminum lining. Brake drums are made of steel and are used to stop the rotation of the wheel. Brake drums are generally attached to the wheel hub. The brake drum is a cylindrical, cast-iron part that rotates with the wheel and is pressed against the brake shoes to slow or stop the rotation of the wheel. The brake drum is typically bolted to the wheel hub and to the axle.