About 10 K only but the main problem car gets park on the street. Not that much driving since Covid got here just for grocery runs mainly.
Any Raybestos EHT3 RPT rotors long term review in heavy salt area like North East regions?
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Now each one is going to come back with a pulsation and/or vibration complaint...
just kidding!
That's not bad for 3 years at all! The hat looks clean and gray/silver, and it probably came off easy without having to use a hammer
Non-coated rotors rust overnight!
The (gray/silver) Geomet coating seems to last about a year longer than the black E-coating. I started using the Geomet coated rotors 2 years ago, and they look better after 2 years than the black E-coating did after 2 years.
I can definitely vouch for the Powerstop Geomet coated rotors. They do seem to hold up longer than Centric and Wagner E-coated rotors. However, I wouldn;t call any of them bad, as all of them are better than the non-coated alternative.
That's not bad for 3 years at all! The hat looks clean and gray/silver, and it probably came off easy without having to use a hammer
I always apply anti seize on the face of rotors since one time took me 2 hours to free one.
I always apply anti seize on the face of rotors since one time took me 2 hours to free one.
LOL I doubt it. One is approaching 35K miles, NY Long Island miles. She might be due for rear brakes by now. My wife's Liberty has 25K miles on the rear and no complaints, so far.
I admit the Raybesto EHT3 brakes are best bang for the buck. But for "some" applications, the shim fitment just sucks.
probably would squeak, shims become loose.