2013 Crew Cab Ecoboost eats up front brakes
#1
2013 Crew Cab Ecoboost eats up front brakes
My oem set lasted 28,000 miles and this set I went with EBC ones thinking they may last longer but it doesn't look like and these are looking like they'll last 28,000 miles too. I just put these on in May and have 12,000 miles on them but the slotted parts are almost gone. Is this normal for these trucks?
#2
My oem set lasted 28,000 miles and this set I went with EBC ones thinking they may last longer but it doesn't look like and these are looking like they'll last 28,000 miles too. I just put these on in May and have 12,000 miles on them but the slotted parts are almost gone. Is this normal for these trucks?
#3
Ok and I was thinking ok OEM ones aren't any good but was shocked to notice the slots on the rotors almost gone. The back ones still look good and I did notice last year doing donuts in the snow that the rear brakes were a bit under powered since I was pushed around, stopped on a curb and the rear tires were still spinning.
#4
King Hater
Do you guys do a lot of stop and go driving?
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#9
Senior Member
My 11 has 54k on the original front and rear brakes. I checked them at the last tire rotation and I figure they will be good to at least 65-70k.
I will do rotors and pads all around at that time.
The rotors are pretty warped now and have that crappy shake when coming to a stop.
I will do rotors and pads all around at that time.
The rotors are pretty warped now and have that crappy shake when coming to a stop.
#10
Senior Member
I warped my front rotors at 8000 miles with 24's on the truck. Put Powerstop slotted and drilled with performance pads, now at 30K and still have 90% pad life left. And the SOB stops on a dime.