Alternative?
false problem!
normal wear of the brake disc
replacement at 60.000km on average
100.000km is normal for your type of driving.
but the enigma persists!
Except to consider that brake pads are ultra-efficient
to check the evolution history in material quality
Christophe wrote:As an economist, and as many here I presume, I practice theeco driving always.
Here is a topic that gives tips for practicing it: https://www.econologie.com/forums/l-ecocondu ... 10265.html
Only here, today I put a little question in this mode of driving because it can cause premature wear on different levels!
For my part I already see important 2 (to complete):
a) Premature engine fouling: EGR valve and particulate filter on diesel ...
b) premature wear of the brake discs: mine are HS to 105 000 km while I have NEVER yet changed pads, reason invoked by the garage, "You don't brake hard enough, the discs get clogged with brake pad residue and wear out faster"... kneaded and your steel is probably too soft, the piece of wear is the pads, not the discs ... In short a planned obsolescence of more ...
There are certainly other points that you will complete ...
So there you have it, my tip of the day: practice eco-driving most of the time, but driving a little more "sporty" from time to time (say 10% of the time?) Can help extend the life of your vehicle. ..