Had 230,000 on my Camry with the original pads n rotors.
Car with regenerative braking will wear the rears out well before the fronts.
We could trade āyou drive like grandmaā barbs all day. Doesnāt achieve anything.
Tires and brakes are the very definition of YMMV.
IDK why youāre so insistent on believing thereās some kind of universally applicable rate at which pads and tires wear out.
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Your mileage has to be V HIGH if youāre having to get two new sets of brakes within a standard lease period. That or your popping up and down the Mt Washington auto road a few times a year, or towing loads etcā¦.
If not chances are an unscrupulous garage/ dealer has ripped them off, unless they drive like Lewis Hamilton, or have done well above standard lease mileage, in which case there mileage has indeed varied!
Given theyāve not let us know they tow or climb mountains, Iād assume a more usual usage
I used to think the same until I got a couple vehicles where everything wore out prematurely. I once had a company ford f-150 that needed nothing, brakes or tires before I turned it in at 100k. The tires looked like they could go another 50k.
Then our QX60 wore the OE bridgestones out at 13k, rotated them every 5k and then bought goodyears with a freaking 800 wear rating that didnāt last 20k. Bought used tires for lease turn inā¦ Yes, alignment was ok and car was checked after I complained. Brakes on that vehicle wore out too and my wife drove it and sheās drives much more conservatively than I do.
Point is, everyone has a story as @max_g says, this has no bearing to what the OP was asking. OP, in my experience, donāt replace unless you can see the rotors grooved because you wore out the pads completely. Whether they sell or it goes to auction, whomever is reselling will do this anyway.
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How do you check this?
I havenāt been on Waze in years nowā¦but they used to have a scoreboard/leaderboard with mileage being the standout.
Loaded question. Since you are on FB, I already know discussing tracking with you would be a waste of timeā¦no offense.
Permissions disabled, only use for marketplace.
It doesnāt need permissions, nor even the FB app on your phone to track you. Itās doing it through other apps. But this is way off topicā¦so I conclude it there.
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