ATV and UTV brakes can last a couple years, but there are certain factors that affect their longevity. Your riding style, frequency of use, weather conditions and the type of terrain all impact the lifespan of your brake pads.
If you’re an occasional rider who goes out during good weather, your ATV brake pads will last longer than someone who rides every week in rough terrain and weather. To ensure they’re in good working order, make it a habit to check the thickness of the pads, especially if you’re a frequent rider. If they’re worn out and thin, or if you hear a scraping metal noise when you use them, they need to be changed.
How Much Does it Cost to Put Brakes on a Four-Wheeler?
The cost of replacing ATV brakes varies according to the vehicle, the make and how old it is. You can also save some money and replace the brakes yourself if you have the right tools and instructions.
Besides brake pads, we also carry cable locks to keep your vehicle secure, brake drums, adjuster screws, brake springs and other accessories to help keep your ATV or UTV in optimal working conditions