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Snarkoleptic

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2. I had them put on a 2014 Nissan SUV w/ AWD and they were said to be lifetime pads.

Reply to alfredo (Original post)

Sun Mar 28, 2021, 07:04 PM

Mar 2021

They lasted around 50K miles, then were replaced under the mfg. warranty.
For the first 6-months (daily driver), the brake pads would make a loud and awful squeal when backing down/out of the driveway.
Would not recommend.

I had them put on at one of those auto service centers that bears the name of a major tire manufacturer.

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Ceramic vs steel brake pads [View all] alfredo Mar 2021 OP

If he's just replacing the pads kacekwl Mar 2021 #1

I had them put on a 2014 Nissan SUV w/ AWD and they were said to be lifetime pads. Snarkoleptic Mar 2021 #2

I had one disc came loose and played hell with the rotor. alfredo Apr 2021 #5

Ceramics will not fade in heat SheltieLover Mar 2021 #3

It was a tire store/service center. I ended up going to a small shop. alfredo Apr 2021 #6

Sounds like a rip off, the ceramic pads start at $39 at Auto Zone and that is a less then a hour job EX500rider Apr 2021 #4

I found an ethical repair shop. I will return. alfredo Apr 2021 #7