RVCAis250

Don't mind the huge spacers...

But seriously, I'm freaking out, what's wrong with my brakes? This doesn't seem like normal wear.

jonathanz

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pictures of your pads and when installed please

20LS01

Here are several causes:

- Manufacturer defect on the pads
- Installer did not apply the correct grease in the correct locations in the correct amounts (pad movement is crucial for a properly working brake system)
- the pistons were unevenly pressed in to make room for the new pads.

LucianoLee

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Rear brakes? It looks normal to me. Our car's rear brake pads don't go all the way on the rotors surface. Take a look at the old oem rotors, you'll see the same thing.

Gville350

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Yep, that's what they'll look like on the rears. Have the same deal going on with my Power Slot slotted rotors; the inner-most part doesn't even get touched by the brake pads. Now, do you have irregular rear brake pad wear?