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Brake pads enable your vehicle to slow down or stop. They do so by squeezing together onto the spinning disk rotor, which either slows it down or brings it to a stop when you press down on your brake. Over time, this friction wears your brake pads out.

At VIP, our Certified Automotive Professionals will check your brakes for FREE, measure the depth of your brake pads, and let you know if they need to be replaced.

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How Long Do Brake Pads Last?

Brake pads typically last about 50,000 miles. However, that can change dramatically depending on how and where you drive. Regular inspection is the safest method to determine if it’s time to change them out.

Brake Pad Replacement
How to Prolong the Life of Brake Pads

Ways to extend the life of your brake pads include:

  • Avoid unnecessary braking by driving with the flow of traffic and putting enough room between you and the vehicle in front of you
  • Keep your vehicle as light as possible by removing any unnecessary weight
  • Spray off your brakes when you wash your car
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VIP Tires & Service - Lewiston, ME
485 Sabattus St
Lewiston, ME 04280
(207) 784-5464
0.0 Miles Away
VIP Tires & Service - Lisbon Street, Lewiston, ME
520 Lisbon Street
Lewiston, ME 04240
(207) 784-0131
1.3 Miles Away
VIP Tires & Service - Auburn, ME
128 Center Street
Auburn, ME 04210
(207) 783-8561
1.8 Miles Away
VIP Tires & Service - Topsham, ME
2 Union Park Road
Topsham, ME 04086
(207) 373-1501
15.7 Miles Away

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