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Hey look it’s the brake pad myth again! I’m kind of tired of debunking it, so let’s try putting the onus of proof on the person claiming EVs burn brake pads at
by mwint 4y ago
Hey look it’s the brake pad myth again!
I’m kind of tired of debunking it, so let’s try putting the onus of proof on the person claiming EVs burn brake pads at any rate even remotely comparable to gas cars. Is there anything out there that says that?
(My Nissan Leaf’s service manual says otherwise)
- bluecalm 4y agoIt might be a lesser rate but they still burn them (and the tires). I am not claiming EVs cause more of it. I am claiming is a problem and reckless driving only magnifies it.
- mwint 4y agoThey… really don’t. My Leaf has the original brake pads after 70k miles, with virtually no wear. I have to deliberately use them every few months to scrub the oxidation layer off. That’s how infrequently an EV uses brakes. Tires, yes. Brakes, no.