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    Autozone gives lifetime waranty on brake pads

    Due to this being a universal gen subject I am putting it here in off topic.

    I went to autozone yesterday to look for an exhaust gasket for the 323. I decided that I needed some brakes also. So I go and I ask the guy for brakes. He tells me ,"Do you want the regular brakes or the lifetime waranty brakes." I looked at him and was like, life whattt.

    So I took them paid like 23 dollars, and they said that I don't ever have to pay for brake pads again. I just bring those back and I will get another set of pads for free... Has anyone ever heard of this ****. i was frigin amazed. The autozone that I usually go to on gun hill road does not give this offer . The ****ers.

    Well ??
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    They have been doing that for years. same goes for water pumps,alternators and I even think I got a starter one time as well. Ive also gotten more batteries that I can count. The stereo in my old Toyota would kill one about every year. Bring it it they would exchange no problem.
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      #3
      yeah ,theyll give you **** though, and the pads are ****, they will warp your rotors.
      According to my Anger Management Counselor, after 26 weeks of anger management class, I should be an expert when it comes to Anger Management...tell that to the guy who threw a starburst at my car in rush hour traffic...haha


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        #4
        the problem I had in the past with "lifetime" brake pads is that they were just that.... the compound was really hard and they lasted a good long while.... and in the process managed to screw up two rotor sets (once I was able to have them machined, the second was new rotors).
        --JJB--
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          #5
          I think I will stick with my new ceramic brake pads. Reminds me of that old saying, "if it seems to good to be true...it is."

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            #6
            Yeah, maybe they are going out of business! LOL
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              #7
              mess up my rotors.. you got to be ****ting me. lol

              Well these rotors are staying on the 323 for a little while, till I get the stock lx discs with calipers from mazdaformance.com
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                #8
                I always got performance friction pads. At least the last few times from different cars no probs here.
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                1989 Mustang lx 5.0 vert Blue with white leather interior,pulleys and fender mount cold air kit FOR SALE

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                  #9
                  I think I'll pass. I'd rather get some quality pads and not risk messing up my rotors.

                  FYI everyone, there's an General Automotive section for posts like this. Thread moved...
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