2011 F550 Destroying rotors

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Yea these calipers are the 2 piston inboard style. It seems to slide just fine with the caliper compressor. We were quoted $880 for a a new caliper from ford today. So hopefully we dont have to go that route
 

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60 bucks for a rebuilt from autozone if they haven't changed in the last bodystyle

it's an oem caliper with all new hardware ,,
 

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You guys noticed its an F550 right? You aren't getting a caliper for $80. Also brakes are covered until 12,000 miles as they are considered a wear item.
 

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Should have replaced the calipers along with the pad the first time. sounds like a defective caliper. How much does the other side have left?
 

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You guys noticed its an F550 right? You aren't getting a caliper for $80. Also brakes are covered until 12,000 miles as they are considered a wear item.

Yes that's for a 550 caliper. If the caliper is seized then it's covered under warranty and will replace the rotor and pads under the warranty. Or the dealership here will do it.
 

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The rear calipers on my 06 F250 do this almost yearly man... I finally bought Napa stuff just so I could replace it for free. Everytime I take a wheel off to inspect it, pistons are seized and cracked in the caliper, and pads/rotors are worn to garbage. I don't know why it does this so much.
 

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The rear calipers on my 06 F250 do this almost yearly man... I finally bought Napa stuff just so I could replace it for free. Everytime I take a wheel off to inspect it, pistons are seized and cracked in the caliper, and pads/rotors are worn to garbage. I don't know why it does this so much.

Arent all superduty rotors worn when its time for a brakejob? I had 100k on mine before I did my front brakes. Rotors were shot too. I always replace the rotor. Last brakejob I replaced ALL the calipers too :doh: 1800 bucks later....
 

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100K sounds reasonable to replace rotors, not 21k miles. Also we've done brakes on a lot of super duties that have not needed rotors, just pads. On my old 08 250 i was at 49k miles and still on the original pads.

Also since we are talking about it I have EBC yellow stuff brake pads front and rear for an 08-10 F250/F350 SRW. I'll take $100 for them plus shipping if anyone needs em? ???
 

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Arent all superduty rotors worn when its time for a brakejob?

No, I've replace pads multiple times on the same rotors on several superduties. The last time I had to replace a rotor was on our 03 with seized slider pins
 

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My 100k rotors were in fine shape. I'll be curious to see if they out live the Hawk SD pads they have on them now.
 

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The first 100k was hooked to a trailer. Never even unhooked it. The rotors wer shot but.the pads lasted 100k. The replacement brakejob lasted 50k. Now I just replace them once a year :D This year is the laziest year my 00 has had. It went 8k in 11! Ha ha...so no brakes this year.

My lift/tires must be whats trashing my rotors.
 

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