Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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How often should Arkansas drivers replace their car's brake pads?

Every 5,000 miles
Every 10,000 miles
Every 20,000 miles
Every 25,000 miles

The correct answer is: Every 5,000 miles

Arkansas drivers should replace their car's brake pads every 5,000 miles. This regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the brakes function properly and can effectively stop the vehicle when needed. Over time, brake pads wear down due to friction with the rotors, which can affect braking performance and safety. By replacing the brake pads every 5,000 miles, drivers can maintain optimal brake performance and ensure their safety on the road. The other options are incorrect because waiting longer than 5,000 miles to replace the brake pads can lead to decreased braking efficiency and potentially dangerous situations on the road. Waiting until 10,000, 20,000, or 25,000 miles to replace the brake pads can result in further wear and damage to the brake system, jeopardizing the driver's safety. Regular inspection and timely replacement of brake pads are essential for safe driving practices.