Posted by Dodgeit on October 04, 2013 at 16:10:32 from (99.95.158.210):
In Reply to: Speaking of brakes posted by rrlund on October 04, 2013 at 15:53:01:
No it was the local tire store. They allow you to look on while they do the work. I was there to look at the rotors, because there was a metal to metal grinding when I applied the brakes. The inside of both front rotors was chewed up good. Oil leaking out of the rear was evident, as soon as they pulled the rotors off to turn them. They pulled the bearings and let me check them out. I could have done the work myself and killed a whole day doing it. Big pull tomorrow so I spent the time doings things to get ready for that. The rear end problems would have held for awhile, but I decided to get it behind me.
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