I've got about 83k miles on the odometer. When should replace the pads? I've heard of them lasting well over 100k.
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I've got about 83k miles on the odometer. When should replace the pads? I've heard of them lasting well over 100k.
I have 165K on mine and have never done them... most of mine are highway miles and who needs brakes when you have train horns??? :D :D :D
Hell, I got over 60K on my last set of Toyo M/T's... there was still plenty of meat on the pads when they were doing the tires.
I have 132,000 on mine and there is plenty of pad left.
Lol! Now that I think about it, I hit the train horn button far more often that than the brake pedal!
I just got about 46k out of my last set of Toyo M/Ts and they were bald! My first set lived to about 37k but I rarley rotated them and drove like an asshole and performed several burnouts after I tuned the truck. :)
OK. I'm convinced! Whoo hoo. I'd rather spend the money on beer!
I agree with these guys Dennis, but you can pull a front and back wheel off and inspect by looking through top of caliper. I had 85000 on a 3500 when I sold it and they were still 50%. I just had wheels off my 2500 with 31000 and they look brand new.
My dad ran about 160K before changing his on his 1500.
Wes Wise (friend os Dave Sammons) has 320K on a Duramax with factory pads.....................
I had 135k and I changed mine and the new pads were the same as the old. I couldn't believe it. I changed them any way....
Maybe it's just a crazy idea, but I would change them when they wear out.
We got 135k out of our 4 door and one side still had time left .
I've got 120,000 on my 02 2500. A lot of boat towing and used to have a 3000lbs camper and still stops on a dime.
Wonder how ford brakes holdup?:beaten:
Just like the rest. I have an 02 2500hd. I checked the pads @ 100k and they were like new. LOTS of meat on them.