Yes because it's impossible! 156K on 1 set of brake pads.. I have some land to sell you...156k on a ecoboost that's hard to believe.
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Yes because it's impossible! 156K on 1 set of brake pads.. I have some land to sell you...156k on a ecoboost that's hard to believe.
Are we talking in general or Maverick, specifically?Yes because it's impossible! 156K on 1 set of brake pads.. I have some land to sell you...

No answer I guessYes because it's impossible! 156K on 1 set of brake pads.. I have some land to sell you...
That's a lot of miles and beleivable90,000 so far. Might need to replace in the next 10K.
I just had service done at 46k and my pads are at 7mm. Which is in the " green" for good so iam thinking 70-80 k for replacement. My wife drives our mav and she is much harder on brakes than me. My 16 year old ram still has original brakes at 67k.156k on a ecoboost that's hard to believe.
Yes 70 or 80k on brake pads but no 156k.I just had service done at 46k and my pads are at 7mm. Which is in the " green" for good so iam thinking 70-80 k for replacement. My wife drives our mav and she is much harder on brakes than me. My 16 year old ram still has original brakes at 67k.
I agree, there are alot of variables with brake pad wear.A lot of variable between people and their driving styles to gauge when one's particular vehicle may need brake pads.