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Originally Posted by Spooler If your drive aggressive and have traction control on it will wear the rear pads out quicker because it uses the rear brakes for traction and
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I thought that might be the case although I always enable the (partial) traction control button in the car before I set off anywhere. I do realise it only really stops the engine being cut when stabilty is lost and it will still use the brakes. |
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