Excess Brake Wear definition

Excess Brake Wear means brake pad wear in excess of 1/8th of an inch for every 25,000 miles traveled. “Excess Tire Wear” means tire tread wear in excess of 1/32nd of an inch for every 10,000 miles traveled.
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Excess Brake Wear means brake pad wear in excess of 1/8th of an inch for every 25,000 miles traveled.
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Examples of Excess Brake Wear in a sentence

  • If Customer returns any such Equipment with Excess Brake Wear, Customer shall pay the Brake Wear Charge per drum for every 1/8th inch of Excess Brake Wear.

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