How Often Should the Brake Pads of a Rear Eight-Wheeler Be Replaced?
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Rear eight-wheeler brake pads are generally replaced every 30,000 kilometers or so. The relevant introduction to replacing brake pads is as follows: Method for replacing brake pads: Remove the tire to expose the brake caliper and brake disc. Apply lubricant to the gaps of screws or nuts that need to be loosened and removed. Hang the brake caliper with a rope, then remove the old brake pads. Lift the engine hood and unscrew the cover of the brake fluid box. Align and embed the new brake pads, placing the inner piece with the wear warning indicator on the inside. Precautions for replacing brake pads: Check whether the replacement brake pads are genuine parts (i.e., matching products), the integrity of the product packaging, whether the anti-counterfeiting marks and packaging labels are consistent with those on the brake pads, and whether the product model matches the content of the certificate.