Tires and brakes longevity
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Tires and brakes longevity
I would like to compare mileage and km for tires and brakes. Please respond. My ESh is exactly 10 years old, bought in 2014.
TIRES Changed: 95,000 km or 59,000 miles
BRAKES: still using original brakes, 35 to 40% left: 116,000 km or 72,000 miles
Low mileage because it is not driven in the winter.
I gear down a lot but my wife does not.
Thanks for your replies!
Zaino Polish applied one year previous.
Zaino Polish applied one year previous.
TIRES Changed: 95,000 km or 59,000 miles
BRAKES: still using original brakes, 35 to 40% left: 116,000 km or 72,000 miles
Low mileage because it is not driven in the winter.
I gear down a lot but my wife does not.
Thanks for your replies!
Zaino Polish applied one year previous.
Zaino Polish applied one year previous.
Last edited by tomaso7; 01-30-24 at 01:39 AM.
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You gear down (downshift?) to brake on a hybrid?
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I am not sure what is the purpose of the comparison?
When your brakes wear down or become glazed, you change them. At 10,000km or at 100,000km - doesn't matter. I could have a track day and be on a second set of brakes in a single day.
Same thing goes for tires. Sometimes you change them not because of wear, because of age or you want to try out a more advanced tire, or to experiment with rim sizes.
When your brakes wear down or become glazed, you change them. At 10,000km or at 100,000km - doesn't matter. I could have a track day and be on a second set of brakes in a single day.
Same thing goes for tires. Sometimes you change them not because of wear, because of age or you want to try out a more advanced tire, or to experiment with rim sizes.
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