How long should brake pads last on a truck?

If you’ve only recently purchased your truck, you probably haven’t gone very far without stopping for a leak or a scrape. That’s normal! But if you’ve noticed brake noise or a squeaking sound when applying the brakes it’s a good idea to have your brakes inspected by an authorized ShopRite Auto Care Center.

How long should brake pads last on a tractor trailer?

If you are using commercial brake pads on a tractor-trailer, the lifespan will vary depending on how heavily you use your brakes If you are driving with light loads and infrequently, you will need to change your brake pads less frequently than you would if you are hauling a heavy load. The weight of the load will play a large factor in how often you will need to change your brake pads.

How long do brake pads last on a truck?

If you regularly drive your truck, brake pad life span is dependent on how often you use them. You may be able to get two or three years out of new brake pads if you use them twice a week or less. If you use them more often, you could use them for only one year.

How long does brake pads last on a tractor?

U.S. Department of Transportation data shows the average life span of brake pads on a tractor-trailer is about five years. This is an average and the length of time will vary depending on the type of brake system and the amount of use your vehicle receives. If you regularly haul long loads and go through lots of miles, you should have your brake pads inspected and replaced if they’ve gone through their recommended life span.

How long should my brake pads last on a truck?

Your vehicle's brake pads are designed to last between 6-10 years. While this is good news for you, it may not be so much for you if you don’t do anything to help them last. You need to keep your brake pads properly adjusted and have them serviced regularly. When you do go in for brake pad replacement, don’t do it until your current set has been worn down to the lining.