It really depends on your driving style and where you live (metropolitan, suburban, country). Mileage will vary greatly between different drivers who live in different environments. In SF, brake life will be much less than someone from Kansas. Just keep an eye on and measure pad thickness.

Lou

 

Yea, I think you'll get answers all across the board. Its good to check them at least every time you change your oil though

 

I think they should last you a while unless you get a seized rear caliper. When I got my car at around 60,000 miles or 100,000 kms the front pads still had plenty of life left on them and the rear pads were basically done.

 

Normal driving, 50/50 split of city and highway, you should get 100,000 (miles).

 

^^^^No!

Lou