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Rear Brake Pad Life - My experience

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Well, I am at 143K miles and it's finally time for the rear pads to be replaced. I can probably get away with a few more weeks, but it's pretty much right at the limit.
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nice mileage, what's your regen interval at this mileage?

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I'm just over 80K on mine and still going strong.
I have 10/32 on the front and 7/32 on the rear at inspection last month. I was thinking towing has wore out the rears faster.
I have 10/32 on the front and 7/32 on the rear at inspection last month. I was thinking towing has wore out the rears faster.
I am assuming you meant millimeters......as in the fronts are at 10mm and the rears are at 7mm......I could be mistaken but pad thickness is generally measured in mm, tire depth is generally expressed as 32's of an inch.

Anyways, your pad wear, if it was mm is minimal....the fronts start at 11mm, the rears start at 8mm.....the rears have less work to do and are not as thick as the hard working, but larger, front pads.
Trailer pulling (trailer stopping) will affect front and rear pads.....not a particular axle.

How many miles on your car?

Rob
nice mileage, what's your regen interval at this mileage?

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800-1000 miles most usually.
I should have said pads and rotors. I am going to do them both as one of the rotors is a bit more worn than the other. now the big debate is whether or not to do the timing belt at the same time... Hmmmmm lol
That's great mileage on those pads.
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