Brake pad life on 4th Gen
Dec 24, 2004 | 03:19 PM
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Brake pad life on 4th Gen
After my 30K service I replaced a daystar top spacer and swapped the rear spacer with a NE spacer. While doing it I decided to replace my brake pads front and rear.
I was surprised to find my front had 60% left andmy rear 80%. See pic below of front. I'm not exactly the slowest driver and did a number of pretty steep mountain drives and offroading as well. My expectation for these pads are 60k front and probably 90k rear. Not bad at all for a 4500lb SUV with a pretty potent V8.
I was surprised to find my front had 60% left andmy rear 80%. See pic below of front. I'm not exactly the slowest driver and did a number of pretty steep mountain drives and offroading as well. My expectation for these pads are 60k front and probably 90k rear. Not bad at all for a 4500lb SUV with a pretty potent V8.
Last edited by bulldog-yota; Dec 24, 2004 at 04:06 PM.
Dec 24, 2004 | 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
I was surprised to find my front had 60% left andmy rear 80%. See pic below of front. I'm not exactly the slowest driver and did a number of pretty steap mountain drives and offroading as well. My expectation for these pads are 60k front and probably 90k rear. Not bad at all for a 4500lb SUV with a pretty potent V8.
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