That all depends on the driver. Just to let you know, you will be paying out the wazoo for insurance on a Wrangler. It's a higher liability if it doesn't have a hard top. The auto trans in the wrangler is horrible... plus they usually dont last long... i know for a FACT that the manual trans last 10 years or so... anyways... good buy, they are fun and easy to work on.. have a ball lataaaaaaaaaaa
Price brakes most expensive brakes and roters for 1992 jeep wrangler
should brakes be kept in a good condition
becasuse its a rear wheel drive vehicle
Probably not.
The grand Cherokee does have four wheel disc brakes. The wrangler and Cherokee have rear drum brakes.
Loss of brakes
front
negative acceleration (deceleration) this is a very vague question as there are so many factors to consider: are the brakes appled, how much of the brakes are applied, condition of brakes, condition of the tyres, suspension setup, clutch slipping, condition of cv joints, surface the car is traveling on
It will take an average of 229 feet to stop after going 50 miles per hours after seeing danger to stop. This will vary according to condition of brakes and drivers reaction time.
there is a rubber plug on the back of the brake plate below the axle, pop this off and use a flat bladed screwdriver stuck into to rotate the star to loosen the brakes.
That varies a lot depending upon what kind of car it is, what kind of brakes it has, what kind of tires, the condition of the tires, the condition of the brakes, how much weight it is carrying, what is the road condition, is there snow, ice, or rain on the road.
Assuming you mean "replace" the brakes, the brakes should be inspected for condition every time the vehicle is serviced and repairs, if any needed, should be done at that time.