Excessive break dust
I had mine replaced at around 11k miles. The original pads were still fine and rotors are still good. You shouldn't have any issues getting yours replaced between 5-10k miles as long as your original pads and rotors are still good. Although I have heard some dealerships will swap them even though they are worn down already. But at 5-10k miles, you shouldn't have any problems swapping them.
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: NY
I have 26K on my car.
Went to the dealer the other day and they told me that my VIN number does not fall in the range (even though I have complained a couple of times about dust and a squeak coming from the left front)
I called Lexus Corporate and told them about this, today I get a call from my dealer saying that they will replace the pads and rotors.
Went to the dealer the other day and they told me that my VIN number does not fall in the range (even though I have complained a couple of times about dust and a squeak coming from the left front)
I called Lexus Corporate and told them about this, today I get a call from my dealer saying that they will replace the pads and rotors.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Sacramento, CA
So some one tell me, I just had the TSIB done on my 250, and it has about 2000 miles on it. They did not replace my rotors, and as far as I know didnt do anything to them... So what bad about that?
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