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Automotive Brake Pads and Rotors refer to the components of an automotive braking system responsible for stopping or slowing down a vehicle by creating friction between the brake pads and rotors. The brake pad, typically made of ceramic or metallic materials, clamps onto the rotor (a circular disc connected to the wheel) when the driver presses the brake pedal, generating heat and causing the vehicle's motion to decelerate. Over time, these components can wear down and require replacement. They are a crucial part of an automotive braking system, ensuring safe driving conditions by enabling controlled stops and reducing the risk of accidents.