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113,500 miles original pads

powderhound
in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX

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Just replaced the rear pads on the 98 legacy...113,500 miles on the original pads...not too shabby.

That's actually not a big deal. Subaru's don't use the rear brakes much. You can go through 5 front pads by the time the rears need attention...

That's actually not a big deal. Subaru's don't use the rear brakes much. You can go through 5 front pads by the time the rears need attention...

Well, that and he's got a manual transmission. . . . some downshifting now and again does a lot to preserve brakepad life. (Not that it's a substitute for braking)

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