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What is the replacement interval for Mazda6 brake pads?

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VonArabella

07/30/25 7:43am

The replacement interval for Mazda6 brake pads is not fixed, as the wear of brake pads is influenced by various factors and needs to be determined based on different situations. The specific replacement interval should follow the standard value required by the car manufacturer. Generally, the replacement interval for brake pads is determined by their service life, which means checking them every 5,000 kilometers or so and replacing them every 30,000 to 50,000 kilometers. Once severe wear is detected, the brake pads should be replaced promptly. Here are methods to check if brake pads need replacement: 1. Check the thickness: A new brake pad is typically about 1.5 cm thick. With continuous friction during use, the thickness will gradually decrease. When the visible thickness of the brake pad is reduced to about one-third of its original thickness (approximately 0.5 cm), the owner should increase the frequency of self-inspection and be ready to replace them at any time. 2. Listen for sounds: If a metallic scraping or squealing sound is heard when lightly applying the brakes (this could also be due to the initial break-in period after installation), the brake pads must be replaced immediately.

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