cyber bob

and i'll probably go with ebc's at 15k service

BillK

Some hard braking when the squeal comes back fixes the problem for me; I really DO believe it's brake dust buildup, given how much is generated, especially when the pads are new...

BillK

I know it's a sports car, but geez, brake pads should last at <b>least</b> 40K...

I know on my old Ford Probe GT, which I drove pretty hard, the fronts needed to be swapped out every 50K, but the rears lasted 90K...

maximumdownforce

My last car, a Toyota Supra Turbo, I had for 120,000 miles, and the brakes never squeaked.

My mother has an 87 Olds Cutlass. The brakes never squeak.

I spend 35K on "german engineering", and the bitch squeals like a NYC Taxi cab.

BULL****. I am calling AofA when I get around to it.

juliem

So far, no squeaks. Fronts have Ma-FH20-Ma milage on them, rears less as there was a part mistake from the vendor first time.

Had these on an A4 and A6 - 20k miles is light, unless you track the car or are OcTTober?

R AVOIR

Well, I the dealer put new pads and rotors on the front with 12K