What is the standard thickness of Fit brake pads?

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DelErin
07/29/25 11:00pm
The standard thickness of Fit brake pads is generally around 1.5cm. With the braking operations during car usage, the brake pads will wear down and reduce in thickness. When the brake pad thickness falls below 3mm, replacement is required. Here is an introduction to the Honda Fit: 1. The Honda Fit features a compact and stylish exterior design. 2. The interior style of the Honda Fit embodies the design philosophy of the Honda Motor Group. The new Fit offers more fashionable visual effects compared to the older model, with significantly improved interior space. 3. The engine comes in two displacement options: 1.3 and 1.5 liters. The 1.3L engine delivers a maximum horsepower of 73kW, providing a solid foundation for the Fit's dynamic performance. Additionally, the Fit incorporates comprehensive collision safety technology.
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