The average lifespan for the pads is around 30 000 miles but with very careful driving it could be twice that.
Ceramic brake pad life expectancy.
All that matters is how much life is left in yours.
So if yours are down to 5 10 it suggests you can go another 1000 2500 miles.
Except for brake fluid brake pads usually need to be replaced more often than any other part in the brake system.
Because driving conditions driving styles and other factors influence rotor life it is difficult to come up with an average life expectancy for them.
The average life of ceramic brake pads which may be about 25k miles is of no concern to you.
The pros cons of ceramic brake pads.
If driving conditions are rough or the driver has bad breaking habits the brake pads may only last 15 000 to 20 000 miles.
Another two or three months.
While brake pads can last anywhere from 15 000 to 35 000 miles or more rotors are generally expected to last through three or four brake pads changes.
Speed is the biggest single factor that limits brake pad life.
Replace the brake pads at your next convenient opportunity.
Mike cote march 13 2020.
Brake rotors can last quite a bit longer as much as 3 times as long as pads but again this depends on many factors like your driving conditions and brake system maintenance.
Nothing burns brake pads faster than fast driving punctuated by sudden.