What is required during a full brake inspection?

During a full brake inspection, removing all tires is essential to gain comprehensive access to both the braking system components and the hidden areas of the brakes that may not be visible or accessible with just some tires removed. This thorough approach ensures that technicians can inspect not only the brake pads and rotors but also the brake lines, calipers, and any potential issues that could arise due to wear or damage that might not be apparent without complete access.

The full inspection process aims to verify the condition of the entire braking system which is critical for maintaining safety on the road. By removing all tires, the technician can perform critical checks without missing components that could lead to braking failure if not addressed properly. This thoroughness is crucial because the effectiveness of the brakes directly impacts vehicle safety.