How many miles from OEM Pads?
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How many miles from OEM Pads?
Hi everyone,
just curious in knowing how many miles your oem pads lasted. I had to replace mine at 14000 miles.
Is this normal considering that i don't usually race my car?
Oh don't forget to post your pads mileage.
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just curious in knowing how many miles your oem pads lasted. I had to replace mine at 14000 miles.
Is this normal considering that i don't usually race my car?Oh don't forget to post your pads mileage.
Thanks.
much depends on how you drive - if you brake harder or tend to ride the brake pedal..they will wear quicker.
I have a 2k1 coupe with original pads - 25k miles and also a 98 sedan, original pads replaced at just over 50k miles.
I have a 2k1 coupe with original pads - 25k miles and also a 98 sedan, original pads replaced at just over 50k miles.
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65,000, before I switched to my Porterfields (for specific reasons) I could have gotten anoher 10 out of the pads and 30 out of the shoes, easily. Of course I do a lot of Freeway driving.
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I replaced mine at 24,000. granted they had a little bit of life left...
Did you actually get to see the old pads, or did someone just say you needed new brakes?
Cause unless you drive the **** out of your car, they should last you minimum of 50,000 miles.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...62#post1866062
go there to see the status of my brakes after 24,000 miles of fairly hard driving.
Did you actually get to see the old pads, or did someone just say you needed new brakes?
Cause unless you drive the **** out of your car, they should last you minimum of 50,000 miles.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...62#post1866062
go there to see the status of my brakes after 24,000 miles of fairly hard driving.
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Originally posted by bullseye
My originals are still on the car at 90,000+ miles - lot of highway miles!
My originals are still on the car at 90,000+ miles - lot of highway miles!
I checked my brakes at 30K miles. The front pads looked like I could go at least another 20K. I took my rear drums off also, and the shoes had minor wear. I think I can get at least 80K from the rear shoes.
I don't really think I'm a wuss with the brakes either. I drive mostly highways, but with a lot of stop and go traffic. I try not to stomp on them really hard since it it heats up the pads and rotors too much, but I consider myself a mostly average driver, but drive aggressively at times.
Some advice- I don't wash my car unless I know the brakes have cooled off. Spraying water on hot rotors can cause warping.
I don't really think I'm a wuss with the brakes either. I drive mostly highways, but with a lot of stop and go traffic. I try not to stomp on them really hard since it it heats up the pads and rotors too much, but I consider myself a mostly average driver, but drive aggressively at times.
Some advice- I don't wash my car unless I know the brakes have cooled off. Spraying water on hot rotors can cause warping.
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