145,000 on Original front brake pads?
01-14-2003, 06:38 AM
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145,000 on Original front brake pads?
I bought my 99 Maxima from my company. It was a leased company car for a salesman. He put 132,000 in three years before I bought. I just got the front pads changed at 145,000. I have the service records that shows that the rear pads have been changed two times and the rear rotors were replaced. There is no record of the fronts ever being changed. Is it possible that they are the original pads?
Very curious
Jim
Very curious
Jim
01-14-2003, 06:58 AM
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Re: 145,000 on Original front brake pads?
Originally posted by Pearl99GXE
I bought my 99 Maxima from my company. It was a leased company car for a salesman. He put 132,000 in three years before I bought. I just got the front pads changed at 145,000. I have the service records that shows that the rear pads have been changed two times and the rear rotors were replaced. There is no record of the fronts ever being changed. Is it possible that they are the original pads?
Very curious
Jim
I bought my 99 Maxima from my company. It was a leased company car for a salesman. He put 132,000 in three years before I bought. I just got the front pads changed at 145,000. I have the service records that shows that the rear pads have been changed two times and the rear rotors were replaced. There is no record of the fronts ever being changed. Is it possible that they are the original pads?
Very curious
Jim
01-14-2003, 08:46 AM
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Sure it's possible. My 89 Honda Perlude went through 2 sets of rear brakes in 130,000 miles. I replaced the fronts for the first time @ 130,000 along with the rears again.
My buddies I30 has over 100K on original rears, yet my Maxima chewed up the rears in only 50K and I had almost 50% of the front pads left.
It all depends on your car, your driving conditions/style and what you lug around in your car.
My buddies I30 has over 100K on original rears, yet my Maxima chewed up the rears in only 50K and I had almost 50% of the front pads left.
It all depends on your car, your driving conditions/style and what you lug around in your car.
01-14-2003, 08:50 AM
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Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Sure it's possible. My 89 Honda Perlude went through 2 sets of rear brakes in 130,000 miles. I replaced the fronts for the first time @ 130,000 along with the rears again.
My buddies I30 has over 100K on original rears, yet my Maxima chewed up the rears in only 50K and I had almost 50% of the front pads left.
It all depends on your car, your driving conditions/style and what you lug around in your car.
Sure it's possible. My 89 Honda Perlude went through 2 sets of rear brakes in 130,000 miles. I replaced the fronts for the first time @ 130,000 along with the rears again.
My buddies I30 has over 100K on original rears, yet my Maxima chewed up the rears in only 50K and I had almost 50% of the front pads left.
It all depends on your car, your driving conditions/style and what you lug around in your car.
I thought you were El Presidente of the SEL club, what happened? coup d'etat?
(like my tri-lingualism?? (is that a word?))
01-14-2003, 09:19 AM
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Re: 145,000 on Original front brake pads?
Originally posted by Pearl99GXE
I bought my 99 Maxima from my company. It was a leased company car for a salesman. He put 132,000 in three years before I bought. I just got the front pads changed at 145,000. I have the service records that shows that the rear pads have been changed two times and the rear rotors were replaced. There is no record of the fronts ever being changed. Is it possible that they are the original pads?
Very curious
Jim
I bought my 99 Maxima from my company. It was a leased company car for a salesman. He put 132,000 in three years before I bought. I just got the front pads changed at 145,000. I have the service records that shows that the rear pads have been changed two times and the rear rotors were replaced. There is no record of the fronts ever being changed. Is it possible that they are the original pads?
Very curious
Jim
-Nick
01-14-2003, 11:09 AM
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Re: Re: 145,000 on Original front brake pads?
Originally posted by 95CustomMaxima
Is your maxima stick? Because, if it is they could have downshifted at stop signs/lights, this would ease of the brakes. I just replaced my brakes at 110K and they still had some good miles left on them.
-Nick
Is your maxima stick? Because, if it is they could have downshifted at stop signs/lights, this would ease of the brakes. I just replaced my brakes at 110K and they still had some good miles left on them.
-Nick
Sorry, It is a ***matic!
Maybe the sales had them changed but never sent in the records.
Thank you every one for your replies.
Jim
01-14-2003, 12:26 PM
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Originally posted by nupe500
Hey Tom,
I thought you were El Presidente of the SEL club, what happened? coup d'etat? (like my tri-lingualism?? (is that a word?))
Hey Tom,
I thought you were El Presidente of the SEL club, what happened? coup d'etat?
(like my tri-lingualism?? (is that a word?))
What do you think, should I call myself the President?
I'll gladly put that back in my sig!
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