Check Your Brakes!!!

[slowmans]

I had to do the same thing to my 10' with 29,700 miles on it. both calipers had cracked, broken pitons !!! Junk!!

 

[BBottoms]

I just changed my OEM pads with ~110k on them. Put back on new OEM pads and left the rotors alone. Front pads were nearly gone, rear pads were still 50% and the rotors were still well within spec. Calipers looked perfect minus the layer of reddish brown brake dust. Granted I rarely tow heavy and put a lot of highway miles on it, but still seems odd to have so many failures with others having zero issues.

 

[6.4stroke]

Some of it depends on how much u drive. If you drive it everyday chances are your going to have less failures

 

[Johnny77Mutt]

That's exactly it. One of my rear calipers locked up a week after I bought my truck with 28k on it, probably from sitting at the lot. Never had another problem driving it all the time and she is at 112k, pulling trailers too.

 

[fine69]

My truck sits for weeks, sometimes months, at a time, I've never had a single problem with calipers sticking.