Brake Disc Pads problems of the 2019 Honda Accord

At 25,000 miles, took car in for routine maintenance, recall 20-039, acc malfunction, and hazard mitigation warning light on dashboard. During inspection on vehicle by technician, was found that front brakes were at 7 mms and rear brakes were at 0 mms. Rear brake pads were completely worn down and rotors were rusted and beyond any repair. Technician and service manager said this was "normal. " Honda corporation would not do anything about it. In talking to several outside mechanics and my knowledge of brake repair, all agree that rear brakes should not completely wear out before front brakes at 25,000 miles. The Honda mechanic stated that doing the recall of reprogramming the bcm would correct problem with acc - adaptive cruise control. This re-programming did not correct the acc problem and actually made it inoperable. We have follow-up appointment to look at acc problem. Dealer said if it happens again, they will have Honda corp. Inspect vehicle. We have on file all routine maintenance inspections recorded in "maintenance & service handbook" and Honda multi point vehicle inspection checklists. Incurred $355 expenditure to replace rear brakes and rotors which should be covered by Honda along with resolution of issue.

My rear break pads are wearing faster than the front break pads. At a 35k miles I had to get new break pads for my car. I drive a lot in the city. It is rare that I take long roads. Probably around 29k miles in the city and 6k miles on the road.

My car rear breaks pads gets bad to quick ever before the front ones. I have to change it in my Honda with only 18,000 miles run.

I was driving for abou 10 min I can see smog coming out of brakes and a message on screen saying brake problems so I stoped the car and I can see the rotors seem to be very worn out I believe it's something with brake pads.