Do you have a brake dust problem?

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[MICyber]

No because I use regen 99% of the time. FSD may use the brakes more than me.

 

[RidnDirty]

No because I use regen 99% of the time. FSD may use the brakes more than me.

IDK, my CB still collects dust on the sides of the wheels. I was going to try a local brand, if not maybe try this one...

 

[MICyber]

IDK, my CB still collects dust on the sides of the wheels. I was going to try a local brand, if not maybe try this one...

Maybe I do also but with the covers on I never see the wheels. Or it could be that I have 6k miles after 20 months of ownership. Probably both...

 

[RidnDirty]

Maybe I do also but with the covers on I never see the wheels. Or it could be that I have 6k miles after 20 months of ownership. Probably both...

Covers def help! lol. I took mine off because the car washes always moves them and their annoying as hell to reposition them. I guess I could get them ceramic coated.

 

[65SoYoLO]

No because I use regen 99% of the time. FSD may use the brakes more than me.

99.99999%

 

[MICyber]

99.99999%

I have a habit of misjudging stoplights and have to use the brakes once in a while. Must be my age...

 

[cyberjeff25]

Never seen any brake dust - wheels are covered with the discs. Also service replaced my wheel covers a month ago and they don’t slide around and get misaligned any longer. Tech said they improved the attachment points -

 

[nevetsyad]

No because I use regen 99% of the time. FSD may use the brakes more than me.

I FSD everywhere, but when I pop my covers off, they're COATED in brake dust still, since I first checked a few months after purchasing. Kind of wild, last few Tesla's kept their pads looking new over 100K miles.

 

[TyPope]

Yeah. I don't have a brake dust problem. I can stop whenever I want!

Wow, that works on a couple of levels.

Yes, I have brake dust all over the wheels and tires. Mostly the left rear one. FSD does use the brakes when needed. Also, the brakes get used every once in a while, to keep them from rusting completely.

 

[Black306]

Rears get dusty pretty regularly.

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...-seeing-this-excessive-rear-brake-dust.43729/


Saw this video and it makes sense [in general; not CT specific]. Regen only goes so far; brakes are still used to completely stop the truck.

 

[TexasRaider]

With over 33k miles, I’ve just had a normal amount of “truck” brake dust; considering normal Regen braking.
Trucks are heavier than sedans, so you’ll see more brake dust than your typical vehicle.

 

[TexasRaider]

Rears get dusty pretty regularly.

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...-seeing-this-excessive-rear-brake-dust.43729/


Saw this video and it makes sense [in general; not CT specific]. Regen only goes so far; brakes are still used to completely stop the truck.

Solid knowledge! Great share!

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