What are the primary components of the service brake system?

The primary components of the service brake system include two accumulators, disc brakes, and the associated hoses and tubing. Accumulators are crucial in a hydraulic brake system as they store hydraulic fluid to maintain pressure for braking operations. Disc brakes provide effective stopping power, as they efficiently dissipate heat generated during braking. The hoses and tubing are responsible for delivering hydraulic fluid from the master cylinder to the brake calipers, ensuring that the brake system operates smoothly and effectively. This combination works together to ensure that the vehicle can be reliably and safely brought to a stop.