Rear Brake Pads--How long?
Rear Brake Pads--How long?
How long should my rear brake pads last? I have about 33000 miles on my car and the dealer is telling me I need new ones adn they will be 150 dollars to replace :/
Re: Rear Brake Pads--How long?
Originally posted by SilverJ
How long should my rear brake pads last? I have about 33000 miles on my car and the dealer is telling me I need new ones adn they will be 150 dollars to replace :/
How long should my rear brake pads last? I have about 33000 miles on my car and the dealer is telling me I need new ones adn they will be 150 dollars to replace :/
Re: Re: Rear Brake Pads--How long?
Originally posted by Starter
There is something wrong there. The rears should last 1 1/2 to twice as long as the fronts. All the braking happens up front on a FWD. I've never ever had rears go first. By the way, unless you drive like a maniac, the fronts should at least go 40-50K even with an auto tranny.
There is something wrong there. The rears should last 1 1/2 to twice as long as the fronts. All the braking happens up front on a FWD. I've never ever had rears go first. By the way, unless you drive like a maniac, the fronts should at least go 40-50K even with an auto tranny.
I am at 34k and I have yet to replace the rears
Originally posted by BSK181
i have had 2 fwd's where the fronts outlasted the rears, depends on brake bias setup
i have had 2 fwd's where the fronts outlasted the rears, depends on brake bias setup
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Re: Rear Brake Pads--How long?
Originally posted by SilverJ
How long should my rear brake pads last? I have about 33000 miles on my car and the dealer is telling me I need new ones adn they will be 150 dollars to replace :/
How long should my rear brake pads last? I have about 33000 miles on my car and the dealer is telling me I need new ones adn they will be 150 dollars to replace :/
I am almost sure that the rear pads will last about 70K.
Originally posted by Bulldog01
I think I got about 61k out of mine. Do you know anyone who can help you do them yourself to save you a couple bucks?
I think I got about 61k out of mine. Do you know anyone who can help you do them yourself to save you a couple bucks?
Originally posted by tdtsai
The rear pads require a special tool, similar to VW, to remove the pads. So get the tool first before starting the job!!!
The rear pads require a special tool, similar to VW, to remove the pads. So get the tool first before starting the job!!!
Special tool to remove the pads? or special tool to push-in the piston?
The pads came right out but the piston doesn't "push"....there's a big slot on it.....maybe it "twists" in? My old Fiat is like that....it's a screw design rather than a straight piston.
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