brake question: How many millimeters?

Feb 08, 2004 3 Replies

At what remaining millimeter thickness should the brakes be replaced.



I have a 1998 Frontier King Cab that was taken in for 67,500 mile service. The Nissan paperwork indicated how many millimeters remaining on my front and rear brakes, but they did not say when they should be replaced.



These are the original brakes.



Thanks,



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Most passenger cars: new pads have 6/16 in or 9 mm. Replace before they wear to 1/16 in or 1.6mm

2mm (0.079in)

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Thanks for the information. The dealer said that I had 5mm and 8mm remaining on my brakes. That didn't sound like very much to me, but I had no idea what was the minimum thickness before I should replace them.

Thanks again.

Robert Cunn>

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