I just got my 5th service done on my 2020 Kona electric. The brakes in front are at 90% and rear are 80%.
So maybe I’ll need the brakes done in 2035 at this rate.
I’ve seen articles saying the tires wear out faster but I’ve only just done my first tire replacement at 58k, and that was only because one tire had damage.
I just got my 5th service done on my 2020 Kona electric. The brakes in front are at 90% and rear are 80%. So maybe I’ll need the brakes done in 2035 at this rate.
I’ve seen articles saying the tires wear out faster but I’ve only just done my first tire replacement at 58k, and that was only because one tire had damage.