When to replace brakes?

Around what mileage do I need to look at getting new brakes? They have also started squealing recently if anyone knows any fixes to that or if the squealing is a sign I need to get new ones.

 

Probably a sign for new brakes....check fluid, if it is to the add mark, change brakes

 

I'm at 63,500 miles and have 2/3's of the front pads left. So I'm thinking 110,000 miles I'll be looking at replacement time.

 

Pull the wheels and see how much pad you have left. If your brakes are squealing because the wear indicator is now rubbing the rotor, go change them yesterday.

 

Brakes depends on usage and driving conditions. There is no set mileage. Best way is to take a look at how much materials the pads have left and the thickness of the rotors.

 

I'm at 65k and no problems ... mostly highway miles and not much stop and go miles. When I hear squealing or notice a change in stopping power I'll get them done.

 

Dust can cause squeaks. Spray them down with a high pressure hose. Like others said, have to look at them to determine wear. If you are in a state that requires inspections, they should catch it and tell you.

 

87k here on the originals and they will need to be replaced around 100k

 

60k on my originals, just checked all four wheels during last service, at least another 15-20k probably based on observed wear so far.

 

I'm at 72K miles on my 2014 with original pads.
Every 10K oil change and tire rotation they look at the brakes.
They say I'm fine.

When I do change the pads, I'll probably buy new rotors instead of getting them turned.
I learned with my 1997 4Runner and 2005 Tundra these OEM rotors don't do well getting turned.
Front end vibrations with both and I ended up buying new rotors after replacing pads.

 

Minimum pad material thickness, front or rear, is 1mm or 0.0394". That's slightly over a 1/32". Pad wear may have taper so measure at the thinnest point.