I am wondering about their lifetime warranty... Does that mean if you wear it down to nothing, they give you new pads for free? Have you done it? BillR?
I am wondering about their lifetime warranty... Does that mean if you wear it down to nothing, they give you new pads for free? Have you done it? BillR?
Well, you used to be able to just walk in, give them your phone number and swap them for another pair. Biggest rule they had was don't wear them completely out so I used to swap them all the time every 6 months to a year; every 3 on my Jeep.![]()
"Scarlet" `97 540/6 with sleepy mods.
"Box Car" '87 535isA - Old School Charm, new school Flair
Really! Wow. I was just checking it out as some of us are not wealthy and I was thinking for him... getting Autozone's Ceramic pad... he could get new sets whenever he needs them.
Have you tried out their ceramic pads Bill?
I like ceramic pads alot... Bosch and Akebono's... they are real good.
Autozone duralast gold aren't so great even in the ceramic.. they tend to be a little noisy and don't last as long as most. But since they are lifetime warranty it just means you change them more often... The autozone Cmax ceramic are very good, quiet, fairly dust free and work well but they don't make them yet for most bmw's. Its a new pad for them and they are adding new applications all the time, i check periodically for the bmw ones
Mmm... yeah, I figured. Maybe that guy that I am thinking off might like that idea but me and you... we'd rather not and stick with Akebono.
I installed Wagner thermoquiet pads on the rear brakes. I have had no problems and they are well made, $30.00 at autozone.
Hmmm Live in Dayton Ohio