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When braking do you use all four wheels?

Yes, all four wheels are used when braking a vehicle. When the brake pedal is applied, it activates the master cylinder, which sends brake fluid to the brake calipers at each wheel. The calipers then use the brake pads to create friction with the brake rotors, causing the wheels to slow down and the vehicle to come to a stop.
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