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Brake Pad checking type-?-
May be a dumb question but is there a way to check what type of brake pads you are using without pulling both the tire off and then the pad itself off? Also, even if I do above will I definitely be able to tell which pad it is ( are all pads marked or designated with the brand?)
The reason why I ask is i recently got back into an X3 after driving an X5 for years and taking a year off with a 528. My pads on the X3 give off virtually no dust (literally) and bite well, no issues, etc.. Now I have to change my wife's 335 pads and those currently give off a fair amount of dust. Would like to switch over to the type I have and reap the obvious benefits. Just wondering if there was a short cut to pulling the tire. If so I would obviously save the time from pulling my tire an pad and just ordering what I need to . Thanks
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'14 X1 7000 miles Hasta luego a '10 X3 3.0 55k miles '09 335i 55k miles '08 528i 94k miles '09 Mini 88k miles '06 X5 3.0 112k miles '04 X5 3.0 128k miles '99 528i 120k miles |
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