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What kind of life are you guys seeing from your rotors the wifes BD is about to hit 80K
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Rear pads wore faster than fronts for me - I ended up changing rear pads out at 60k. Fronts still look good though.
I did change rear rotors out with that - but didn't need to, the rear rotors were still in great shape.
I did change rear rotors out with that - but didn't need to, the rear rotors were still in great shape.
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My wife gets 100k on rotors. I get 250k but she’s harder on the brakes. My goal is to never use the brakes. It maximizes fuel economy and pad life as well.
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I traditionally change my front pads at 30-35K and change front and rear pads at 70-75K. My last truck, 2015 F-150, was traded in on my 24 WildTrak with 93K and with its original unwrapped rotors. From what people here are saying, I might need to keep tabs on my rears...
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