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I'm not sure who was advocating non-functional brakes? I looked around the conversation and didn't see anyone with that opinion. I mean, maybe you think yuppie_

by wumpus 5y ago

I'm not sure who was advocating non-functional brakes? I looked around the conversation and didn't see anyone with that opinion. I mean, maybe you think yuppie_scum thinks that, but in my case, I know my brakes look like new because they were inspected.

cptskippy 5y ago
On a Tesla the pins the calipers ride on can seize due to corrosion from road salt used in some places during the winter. It's recommended maintenance to inspect and lube them. I've only driven in the southern US so it's not been an issue for me and my brakes were fine when inspected last fall. My Nissan Leaf's brake rotors rust up and I have to do a few hard brakes every month or so to clean them up.