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Old 05-24-2009, 11:20 AM
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16,500 km = 10,000 miles.

info on i drive says my rear break pads only have 60 km left on them.

there are only 2 dealers in delhi..one has quoted a price of about INR 17,000 (350 dollars and the other onen has quoted about 450.

does this sound right? has anyone had their rear break pads replaced?

any info would be great. thanks!
at 10,000 miles you should not need your brakes pads changed, unless your driving extremely aggressive or tracking the vehicle!
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Old 05-24-2009, 12:22 PM
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at 10,000 miles you should not need your brakes pads changed, unless your driving extremely aggressive or tracking the vehicle!
The roads in India are pathetic at best. I do drive a little agressive but its limited to quick acceleration, and probably hard braking.

are the prices fair?
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