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| really depends on your driving style, but if you are easy on the brakes then pads should last at least 30,000 mls. under similar circumstances discs should last at least 40,000 mls, but age of car/corrosion can also reduce their life. maybe your not as easy on the brakes as you think you are !! Iain |
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| 33.5k, original pads and discs on the front - 6mm left on pads. Rears changed as the inside surface of one of the discs had deteriorated and I felt that it wasn't worth the risk ![]() The Original MINI One Seven Yorkshire MINI Register - PM for details |
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| I put these on my S @ 26k...Bloody great...Check them out they come from Ireland next day They also do drilled and grooved for the same price. Last edited by redlinepete; Jan 14th, 2010 at 08:31 PM. |
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| It all depends on how the car has been driven / stored. I'm the third owner of a '06 MCS with 24k miles (less than 40'000km), the car failed it's first MOT (3 Year old inspection) due to excessive corrosion on one of the rear discs, the other rear disc was also corroded. |
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