Appreciate you sharing. I found it very informative. It shows that you care about what you are doing judging by how you take the time to clean up the components and ensure debris don’t fall into areas that could cause issues. Curious about how many miles before you see these joints and axles begin wearing out? Do you find the brake components in the video to be solid or would you suggest people upgrade to something other than the oem ones? Also what causes a hub assembly to fail at 120k? Thanks a lot
All good questions, in the area I currently live in these pickups get hammered lots of country roads and rough terrain in the winters. so I've seen them go bad at 30 thousand. in some cases offset wheel can lead to premature wear as well. it's all about the type of driving and maintenance to be honest. brake wise I like the oem pads they seem to not damage the rotors as much, I believe they are ceramic/metalic pads full metalic pads seem to wear the rotors bad. hope I answered your questions.
Appreciate you sharing. I found it very informative. It shows that you care about what you are doing judging by how you take the time to clean up the components and ensure debris don’t fall into areas that could cause issues.
Curious about how many miles before you see these joints and axles begin wearing out?
Do you find the brake components in the video to be solid or would you suggest people upgrade to something other than the oem ones? Also what causes a hub assembly to fail at 120k? Thanks a lot
All good questions, in the area I currently live in these pickups get hammered lots of country roads and rough terrain in the winters. so I've seen them go bad at 30 thousand. in some cases offset wheel can lead to premature wear as well. it's all about the type of driving and maintenance to be honest. brake wise I like the oem pads they seem to not damage the rotors as much, I believe they are ceramic/metalic pads full metalic pads seem to wear the rotors bad. hope I answered your questions.
@@how-2-tony145 thanks so much for taking the time to reply. I’ll be using your video as reference when I am inspecting components.
This is not a 2014 unit, please review your title
thank you for your comment. I will verify with the owner of the vehicle as soon as I get a chance and will get back to you.
Finally caught up with the owner and you are correct. the vehicle is an 2008 model. thank you once again.