MxRacer965
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The 2011 Grand Cherokee I bought new in 2011 has just under 95K miles on it now and still has all original brakes! I’m hoping to get the same out of my Expedition.
Original brake pads & rotors, @ what mileage did you replace?
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The 2011 Grand Cherokee I bought new in 2011 has just under 95K miles on it now and still has all original brakes! I’m hoping to get the same out of my Expedition.
Going_Going_Gone
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Two Lincoln MKX's and one F-150 in our family went through the rear brake pads first. I think that the braking systems are proportioned this way to prevent the front end from nose-diving. Two of the (120,000+ mi.) vehicles needed rear brakes at around 60,000 mi. but still had adequate thickness in the front pads when we sold them.
smith627
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Usually 50,000m for the front and 100,000m for the rear.
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