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50k, give or take. I did my brakes at 90k and 142k… first time was rotors and pads, second time was just pads. I bought the truck with 48k on it and CPO so not sure if it got new pads at 48k or if they were original given the PO was I think mostly highway and likely didn’t tow 6000#15% is nice, I wonder if we’ll see a 25% this year or is this going to be it.
I’m 30k miles in on mine, she’s fat and I tow… what are yall seeing for brake mileage?
Thanks!50k, give or take. I did my brakes at 90k and 142k… first time was rotors and pads, second time was just pads. I bought the truck with 48k on it and CPO so not sure if it got new pads at 48k or if they were original given the PO was I think mostly highway and likely didn’t tow 6000#
You and @linuxgod tow a lot more than I do. A lot of highway for me, but am still on original pads and rotors at 73k.15% is nice, I wonder if we’ll see a 25% this year or is this going to be it.
I’m 30k miles in on mine, she’s fat and I tow… what are yall seeing for brake mileage?
I also live in the city. Stop signs or traffic lights every few hundred feet, more or less. And the truck does a lot of local duty to the store, school, etc, so it’s likely not just the trailer but possibly more the stop and go traffic for meYou and @linuxgod tow a lot more than I do. A lot of highway for me, but am still on original pads and rotors at 73k.
Do you know the part number for this?Thanks! Gonna pick me up an updated map card!
Do you know the part number for this?
Will you post with newest part number and when it was revised (if possible)? TIA86271-GN8LC-23, although the updated card seems to come out around this time every year, and we’re due so I’m gonna call around before I order. I’d prefer to get the freshest one.