So your Mazda6 or RX-7 is stopping poorly, pulling to one side. You've checked the pads and rotors and everything looks good, but did you check your Mazda brake caliper? The key component in your disc brake system is the Mazda brake caliper, and if it's leaking, seized, or out of adjustment you're going to end up with some strange braking characteristics. You can perform the most basic check of your Mazda brake caliper without removing anything. Just look inside the spokes of the wheels and give each Mazda brake caliper a good once-over, checking for dark spots or dampness. If you find either, chances are that Mazda brake caliper is leaking, though the brake hoses and fittings could be suspect too. If a visual inspection doesn't turn anything up, it's time to dig a little deeper. If the car is pulling to one side, be suspicious of the Mazda brake caliper on the wheel opposite the direction of the pull. The Mazda brake caliper may be frozen in its bore or be binding on the pin that allows it to slide during braking. And when you find your Mazda brake caliper problem, be sure to order a new Mazda brake caliper from us to save money and ensure that you're receiving premium parts. Now's a good time to go ahead with a full brake job too, and a set of loaded Mazda brake caliper units is a great way to start. By ordering a loaded Mazda brake caliper, you get brand new pads and shims already installed so you can simply bolt the new Mazda brake caliper to your car, hook up the brake line, bleed the system, and you're ready to roll. It's the easiest way to get your front brakes back in shape, so pick up a loaded Mazda brake caliper today.