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Brown Water Brown Water OP
Jun 08, 2026 at 03:41 PM ET
My 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee finally failed an inspection. At 67K miles the
rear brakes and rotors need to be replaced for the first time. Front brakes passed. Is that normal?

11 Replies

B
BRVT
1mo
ill never buy another Grand Cherokee after my experiences with the 2001 GC
I owned back in the day. The electric components in it were so bad.
Brown Water Brown Water OP
1mo
I have a 2021 Limited and a 2023 Summit Reserve. Love 'em both.
bourbonstreet bourbonstreet
1mo
frue... (yah; mostly true... Coach God's '99 (same) agrys...).
Galenahokie Galenahokie
1mo
I just replaced the front brakes on my VW Passat at 140,000 miles, rears
still OK. Usually the front brakes go first as they do most of the braking
MP4VT2004 MP4VT2004
1mo
Tell us you've been doing burnouts without telling us you've been doing...
...burnouts. TIC. "Should have bought a Toyota." - The Lounge (TIC again)
UTPr0sim UTPr0sim
1mo
I've never had a Honda need brakes. I keep them to 125K ususally from new.
B777Fr8Dog B777Fr8Dog
1mo
you're supposed to catch that BEFORE inspection! 😉
E
EDGEMAN
1mo
I generally go through front brake pads 2X more often than the rears
VT Pez4Life VT Pez4Life
1mo
i'm surprised the chrysler product didn't blow up at 20K. so you at
least got it further than that! ** Edited by VT Pez4Life at 6/8/2026, 4:02:29 PM
Brown Water Brown Water OP
1mo
I think it'll go 600K miles and only need some wiper fluid, like all
the Toyotas I see on the road.
Coach McGuirk Coach McGuirk
1mo
Mopar or no car! I also think the front usually goes out first, but maybe
they were changed already?