[DavidR22]

I just had my 15k service and had 6mm remaining on both rear.



22 SL Premium 4WD
Build date 6/22

 

[DavidR22]

Just had service at 26,550 miles on my 2022 SL Premium 4WD. Brakes are still fine. Much of my driving is rural, not a lot of stop and go. I’m certain that’s helping.

 

[DavidR22]

30,000 miles on my 22 SL Premium 4wd and the rear pads are at 6mm so still good.

 

[DavidR22]

I started hearing the brake pad wear indicator on the right rear a few days ago.

As expected, my 22 SL Premium 4WD needs new rear brakes - pads and rotors. 39,800 miles so not bad compared to some others on the forum. I’m having them done at my local Firestone. The store manager was surprised they wore so quickly. The new pads will have a lifetime warranty.

 

[DavidR22]

How much do they're charge for a rear brake pads and rotors because is electric brakes.

The rear pads and rotors with lifetime pad warranty is ~$530.

 

[DavidR22]

So my first attempt to find a local shop to install the rear pads and brakes I bought failed. Told the mechanic it’s a 2023 pathfinder and he said no problem leave the car. We’ll take care of it. Quoted $150 labor. Get a call a few hours later saying they started it but can’t do it because they don’t have the Nissan software or application and they’re not willing to pay $200 for it. Understandably so. My guess is the software unlocks the electronic brake others have mentioned in this thread. Anyways will call around and see if another local shop has the software license purchased. Dealership wants $700 for the rear brakes which in my opinion is ridiculous.

Firestone should be about $500 for new rear pads and rotors.