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Rear brakes worn to 20% on 2004 camry front brakes are still at 60% and ok.

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    What would cause the rears to wear more then the front. The front pads still have 60% life and the car as 83K.

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    It could be a few different things. It could be the cause of eneven tire pressure. It could be the cause of the car needing an alignment. Have you noticed any uneven wear on the back tires?

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