MrMonte
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My son has 140K miles on his 2015 Yukon Denali.Nice. I'm almost hitting 150k in my 2015 Tahoe.
I replaced my OEM brakes on my 2017 at 125k. They still had some life left, but the front rotors were starting to pulse when hot. Most of my GM vehicles over the years have given me well over 100k on the first set of brakes. Driving style and type of commute definitely plays into the life span as well. The rear pads were original on my 2008 yukon- replaced at 182k, fronts were replaced around 120k, I think, before I bought it.You must live downhill if you still have the original brakes. Or, you have a hearing exam scheduled soon. Keep it rolling!!!
You just let me know when you hit that 400,000 mile club we need some new members!I hit the 100,000 mile mark on my 2018 Yukon Denali. Still have the original brakes and runs/drives great.
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I've taken a few vehicles past the 250K miles that still had original engine & transmission that still ran great and looked like new. I keep my vehicles clean & maintain them myself.You just let me know when you hit that 400,000 mile club we need some new members!