I drove my mothers 03 elantra with 28k on it today and noticed a
surge, took a look at the front, definatly needs rotors turned and
could use a new set of pads. the rear are drums, usually I change
shoes every other set of pads on my trucks. Does this hold true for
these light cars?

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carmartin wrote:
> I drove my mothers 03 elantra with 28k on it today and noticed a
> surge, took a look at the front, definatly needs rotors turned and
> could use a new set of pads. the rear are drums, usually I change
> shoes every other set of pads on my trucks. Does this hold true for
> these light cars?
>
I would expect to change the rear shoes wear no more frequently than
that and perhaps even less.