1killercls

My rear brake indicators started to make noise today. Is 56k miles sound about right for rear brake replacement?

No need for the fronts..I did drilled and slotted rotors and new pads last year.

us000011

Rule number seven-

Drive a CL

anothercls

I have 98k+ on mine and the rear pads haven't been changed yet, but I figure sometime next spring I will have to do them.

Sun Diego CL-S

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1killercls

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RaviNJCLs

iTrader: (4)

I'd say you got some good life out of those rears. I had to change mine at about 42K. Which rotors do you have as the fronts?

1killercls

Brembo crossdrilled and slotted.

RaviNJCLs

iTrader: (4)

Very nice. I thought about getting those, but got the Rotora slotted instead. You getting the same for the rears?

1killercls

Naw, I am hoping they can just turn my existing rear rotors when I have the new pads put on..

anothercls

I would think the rotors in the rear could be turned since they are not used as heavily as the front rotors in braking.

1killercls

Correctomundo.

WILLDOGS

Just had to replace my rear pads for the first time ever @ 77k miles last week. The rotors looked good still so i didn;t get them resurfaced. Just replaced the pads and was on my way. I also waited until they started making noice.

quicksilver10101

i replaced mine at 50k and they werent even half gone

1killercls

I think that is what I will be doing as well.