Hello! I have Hyundai IX 35, 06/2010.
Impossible to say. Driving conditions matters, not miles. If you drive city all the time, they don't last for crap. If you do a lot of highway, they can last 150,000km with no problem. Yours may very well be shot.
But 23 000 km??! :-(
"Benjamin" wrote
Yes, very possible. When I lived in Philadelphia, it was common for brakes to wear out in that time (about 15,000 miles). Many traffic lights and stop signs at almost every block. Add to that, poor driving habits where you brake hard and they can be gone in half that time.
No one here knows where you live, how you drive, what roads you use so it is impossible to give an accurate assessment.
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In my experience, brakes of that ones new Hyundai cars last far less than that one you go changing (i am talking of original spare parts). may be the original brake pads coming out from car factory are less lasting for some mysterious reason ...
Not really very mysterious. You can make brakes from many different compounds. They all strike balance between stopping distance, pedal pressure required, and noise. To achieve those goals, wear per stop is a factor.
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