When selecting a braking system for your vehicle, it’s essential to understand the differences between drum brakes and disc brakes. 

These two systems serve distinct needs depending on the vehicle type and application.

• Drum Brakes

  -Cost-effective and reliable

  -Commonly used in light-duty vehicles such as small cars, electric tricycles, and low-speed electric vehicles (LSEVs)

  -Ideal for rear-wheel braking

  -Effective for low-speed applications, offering reliability and simplicity

• Disc Brakes
  

  -Higher performance and faster response
  -Often used in high-performance vehicles, motorcycles, and electric forklifts
  -Preferred for front wheels or heavier-duty applications where heat dissipation and resistance to brake fade are essential
  -Superior performance under demanding conditions, providing better control and efficiency
  -Choosing the right braking system depends on the vehicle type, driving conditions, and maintenance needs. Drum brakes are often the best option for lighte    r, cost-effective vehicles, while disc brakes are ideal for more demanding, performance-focused applications.