Return of the Rav4: Front Brakes, Rotors, and Reconditioning

Описание: 2015 Toyota Rav4 Front Brakes, Rotors, and Bracket Reconditioning

Detailed replacement of front brakes, and rotors, and hardware. Complete tear down, clean up, and lubrication is a must in the Salt Belt! Failure to do so, here, WILL result in the brakes rusting up so bad they won't move, within a matter of months.
It's been just a bit over 18 months since we replaced the front brakes in this Rav4. Today it comes back needing a new set of pads. Customer opted to replace the front rotors as well, as this vehicle sees a lot of hard/frequent braking, while doing full-time food delivery. This 2015 Toyota Rav4 now has 108,312 miles on it and has ZERO issues!
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