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This is a discussion thread titled "Where can i buy brake pads?", within the Highlander forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
Where can i get some highlander original brake pads. The dealer said they cost 75 bucks and to install them at around 19,000 miles. Does anyone know where i can find them for a better price and are the miles correct?
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Where can i get some highlander original brake pads. The dealer said they cost 75 bucks and to install them at around 19,000 miles. Does anyone know where i can find them for a better price and are the miles correct?
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The life of pads is totally dependent on your driving style and traffic conditions. You can drive rural freeways and never touch your brakes for a full tank of gas. Or, you can be in bad urban traffic and be on the brakes more than you're on the gas pedal. The only way to know is to take a look at the brake pad material remaining. It's easy with a tire off.
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Where can i buy brake pads?
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