I've had the front caliper assemblies professionally replaced, which has reduced, but not eliminated, the heating. During normal driving the brakes and wheels do get hot. Make sure that your brakes are not dragging. If you have aftermarket rims, they may be blocking the air-flow which keep the brakes from cooling properly. Hi my name is Ryan and I am doing a school project.
Disc brakes are much safer than drum brakes.
When drum brakes get wet, as when it rains, they do not stop a vehicle at a safe distance. Moreover, if only one of the front brakes gets wet, the vehicle will swerve dangerously to one side when the brakes are applied. With disc brakes, the vehicle will only veer slightly. 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe, AWD 1997. During acceleration, the rear sensor works well but both front sensors value zero.