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by jalex137 on January 31st, 2006
Not really. Once the car is stopped, and being held by the parking brake, there's no other wear going on, regardless of slope. It's while the car is moving that the brakes are wearing.
by Mink90 on September 13th, 2009
As long as a car is parked and not moving there is no wear on the brakes.
by brian646 on September 12th, 2009
if it is a manual transmission, never put on the emergency brake.....leave it in first gear.....if it is an automatic, just put in in park......just point your tires to whatever edge the driveway is slanting towards......take care....Brian......
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