Brake Disc Pads Problems of Chevrolet C1500

The brakes (rotors and pads) need to be replaced because of delaminated and corroded. I bought the truck new and only have 22,352 miles on it, and this will be the fourth time this truck needs brakes. I did not keep old parts, because the work was performed by a Chevrolet dealer.

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At around 13,000 miles I had to replace the front pads and rotors because the metal on the rotors flaked off and ruined the pads. At around 16,000, I replaced the rear pads and rotors for the same reason. At around 4,000 miles the dealer replaced the front rotors and pads, same reason. I also complained to the dealer about the mushiness of the brake pedal. There is no firm stop and I am glad I have not had to stop fast.

Brake pads and rotors had to be replaced on 2003 Chevrolet silverado. Rotors were corroded and the dealership said that gm put on "junk" parts and will not admit it. Tried to work out the situation with gm but they refused to cooperate. Had to pay for the work myself.

When the consumer attempted to apply the brakes, the pedal went to the floor and the vehicle pulled to the right on its own without warning. The consumer was able to maintain control of the vehicle and drove it to the dealer. The mechanic informed the consumer that the brake pads needed replacement. Please provided additional information.

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[1] brakeing seemed to be erratic so I went to a dealer to have it checked out. Upon inspection it was found that the rear brakeing system was rusted to the point of a critical condition. [2]life threatening. [3]dealer replaced rotors,disks&pads on both rear wheels.

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Lf inboard brake disc pad destroyed. All other pads show normal wear.

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Brake pads and rotors worn out. Yh.

When applying the brakes the pedal goes almost to the floor, and vehicle takes longer to stop. Truck is on fourth pair of brake pads in 2 years.

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Front brake pads are prematurely wearing out. The pads have been replaced twice in within 30,000 miles. Dealer states that this is normal. Please give any further details.