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04-09-2008, 12:18 PM
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I would guess between 20K and 70K depending on how/where you drive it
 - and the fronts will go first
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04-09-2008, 12:32 PM
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Wow 70K!!! That's a huge range.
I've never gotten that much before on any of my cars. But then again I like to push the car once in a while even when there's really no where to go (LA driving conditions isn't great).  I guess I'm looking for an average of what people get. I'll probably fall into that. Since it's much bigger brakes (compared to a sedan), I'm just curious if it's about the same or if they wear out much faster. On average, on my 3 series I get about 25K.
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04-09-2008, 01:01 PM
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You ask in the newer E70 forum where owners probably haven't eaten up their
oem brakes yet... Our '01 E53 did 46K on the fronts and 60K+ on the rears, fwiw. At current 64K, the redone fronts are still fine, as obviously are the rear set. Search Tab should turn up a litany of threads on brake life. GL,mD
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