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"I've got a 2015 Murano and am the original owner, and going to get new front brakes and rotors this week.  This SUV will finally have 45,000 miles on it. Most of my driving is highway (66%) and the rest is local.  I'm a fan of coasting up to the red light, removing my foot from the gas before I have to stop for anything - and on the highway, when driving anywhere between 60 and 80 MPH, I don't like to apply brakes unless I have to. \n\nLast week while coming back from a 650 mile round trip, I could hear a little bit of grinding noise come from front end, and assumed correctly that somethings up with the front brakes. This was confirmed during a brake inspection at local Firestone Dealer. The rear pads are still good with about 5 mm on them, which is about 1/3 of new pads, when new.\n\nMy question is, do Nissans and the Murano in particular seem to go thru' Brakes faster than most???\n\nThis is the first car I've ever needed to replace Brakes & Rotors on, having less than 50,000 miles. In fact, my last FORD didn't need a brake job until 90,000 miles, which I thought at the time was a fluke, but my daughter just got a front brake job recently, on her Fusion at 95,000 miles, and her rear were still pretty good. They said they'd look at them again next oil-change and/or tire rotation.  I'm not here praising the Fords; but just giving some background as to my driving habits, and showing my reasons for concern.  Any thoughts and/or suggestions would be appreciated.  Thanks!!!"
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