Adhering to brake shoes safety guidelines is paramount to ensuring vehicle safety and optimal braking performance, and Hebei Chengen Huanbao Technology Co., Ltd. emphasizes these guidelines to help customers, whether in China, Germany, Italy, or other countries, maintain and use brake shoes correctly. Key brake shoes safety guidelines include regular inspections: check brake shoes for wear (replace when linings are less than 3mm thick), cracks, or oil contamination, as worn or damaged brake shoes compromise stopping ability, and this should be done at least every 15,000 miles or as specified in your vehicle manual. When installing brake shoes, safety guidelines require using proper tools and following vehicle-specific procedures to ensure correct fitting—never reuse worn hardware, and always torque components to manufacturer specifications to prevent loosening, which is critical for both passenger cars and trucks. Another important brake shoes safety guideline is avoiding overheating: prolonged or aggressive braking can cause brake shoes to overheat, leading to fade, so drivers should practice moderate braking and allow brakes to cool during long descents, especially in commercial vehicles carrying heavy loads. It’s also a safety guideline to use only high-quality, certified brake shoes (like those from our company) that meet international standards, as substandard products may fail unexpectedly, and storing brake shoes in a dry, clean environment away from oils and chemicals preserves their integrity, following another key safety guideline. Our customer service team is available to provide detailed brake shoes safety guidelines tailored to specific vehicle types, ensuring that users understand how to maintain and use brake shoes safely for maximum protection on the road.