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No. 8000 miles so far without that warning although I do try to brake as gently as possible.
A surprise to me about these disk brakes is the lack of brake dust when cleaning. My previous 10-year old car produced a river of brake dust when hosing down and the alloys were a pain to keep clean. Obviously different materials are being used in the Jaaag.
A surprise to me about these disk brakes is the lack of brake dust when cleaning. My previous 10-year old car produced a river of brake dust when hosing down and the alloys were a pain to keep clean. Obviously different materials are being used in the Jaaag.
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·Alan969alan969 said:No. 8000 miles so far without that warning although I do try to brake as gently as possible.
A surprise to me about these disk brakes is the lack of brake dust when cleaning. My previous 10-year old car produced a river of brake dust when hosing down and the alloys were a pain to keep clean. Obviously different materials are being used in the Jaaag.
Your right and I hadn't thought of it till now but there is hardly any brake dust that comes out when jet washing the wheels
I had a Citroen once that needed pads every 6-7 k but I would expect to get 15k nowadays. I guess it depends on driving style and I think automatics use them more
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