Brake dust......ugh!
What do you all do to limit the amount of brake dust on rims? Washed mine before last trip and by the time we were to the campground, rims were all yucky again. Have stock pads/rotors and just over 31...
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rockhillmanor wrote:dodge guy wrote:
Go with ceramic pads. I have had them for over 50k miles most of that towing my TT. No dust and it stops great. Also the rotors are still good, but will need to be replaced at the next brake job.
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Ceramic and buy the most expensive ones!
I can't believe how many brand new pick up trucks I see on the road now a days and the front rims are completely black. They must put on the least expensive pads from china they can find at the factory. You sure didn't see that years ago.
Why so people except something like that? I'd be back at the dealership until they put pads on that didn't do that cause they shouldn't. If I paid $68,00 + it better not have black front rims!!
Brake dust does not equal poor quality. Like Turtle stated above, everything is a compromise. Good stopping pads often have more dust.
