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Blog. Published October 16, 2026

A Nissan Murano Diagnosis Comes Down to Worn Front Brakes

The Murano came in for diagnostics. The answer was worn front pads and rotors, and the photos show the front brakes apart in the lot.

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The diagnosis found worn front pads and rotors. The 2015 Nissan Murano was in a parking lot in Monroe, and the photos show the front brakes coming apart right there.

Key Points

  • 2015 Nissan Murano with 116,537 miles
  • Came in for diagnostics
  • Found worn front pads and rotors
  • Front brakes taken apart in the lot

What He Found

With the wheel off, the front rotor shows its wear. The pads were worn too. That is the finding on the job record.

A rusty old rotor with old pads beside a clean new rotor with new pads on the asphalt
An old rotor and pads, top, beside a new rotor and pads, bottom.

The Job Record

A Corner Apart

The car goes up on a jack, the wheel comes off, then the caliper and its bracket. That is how you see a rotor and pads properly. You cannot judge them from the outside of the wheel.

The front corner of the white Murano on a stand with the wheel off and tools on the asphalt
Front corner apart, tools laid out on the lot.

More on this kind of job is on the brake pads and rotors page.

Car doing something like this? Call or text Brian at (704) 285-1935 and tell him where it is parked.

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Brian worked his butt off in the heat, did a great job replacing 4 wheel bearings and brakes and rotors on all 4 corners, did it all in 3.5 hrs
Dennis ChaseSeptember 11, 2026

Questions

How do worn rotors look?

Rusty, grooved or with a lip at the outer edge. The rotor on this Murano had wear you can see in the photo.

Can brakes be checked in a parking lot?

Yes. This Murano was checked in a lot with the front on a jack.

What brake signs should I not ignore?

A grind, a shake when you stop, a soft pedal, or a warning light.

Brakes Feel Wrong? Call Brian

Tell him where the car is and what it is doing. He quotes it before he starts, and the work happens at your address. Call or text (704) 285-1935, or see the contact page.