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Letting the brakes run too thin on your Porsche risks two things: less effective brakes and a more expensive repair bill. Worn pads lessen your vehicle’s stopping ability. As the pad wears out and eats into the rotor, you’ll have to also replace the rotor, which can add several hundred dollars to your bill. It’s always best to take your brakes in for repair as soon as you notice a warning sign. Obviously, this includes the Check Brakes light on your dash. A high-pitched squeal is another warning. Clicking noises or one side of the car moving when you brake are other signs.
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