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think about this principle: when you have long fingernails and you scrape them against a blackboard, it screeches. Clip your nails and try scratching them again, it won't until your nails grow back a week later. The same is true with your brakes, the cheap material when is sanded down is OK until the pads heat up again due to everyday driving & use and has a glazed surface thus the annoying squealing sounds.
And everyone here can help talk ya through it. Its really simple...
Yeah i can do them, but i paid for them to be done cuz i had to make a trip the next day to haul a trailer a total of around 1000 miles round trip, so i wanted good brakes. And its the point that i paid that much to get them worked on, that they should do them.
Yeah i can do them, but i paid for them to be done cuz i had to make a trip the next day to haul a trailer a total of around 1000 miles round trip, so i wanted good brakes. And its the point that i paid that much to get them worked on, that they should do them.
I agree with you... Midas should so the job properly. The reality is, they most likely won't. You'll be way ahead if you bite the bullet and do the work correctly yourself.