shianjer

Thanks Dan (I hope I have your name right) - it's as if the IS200's brakes have a longer stroke to depress and very linear in action, but you'd have to depress all the way a lot more than say my gf's Swift, where you'd reach the end of the brake pedals stroke a lot sooner. I read about the good factory brakes too Parthiban hence my concern if anything's amiss when I found them unfamiliar. But I think I will still want to check if they need bleeding, just to be sure.

Thanks both for your advice! Ok let me have these checked. It's done just 37,000 km so I wasn't expecting wear and tear yet.

Hi all, I'm a new owner of a '03 IS200. Something I've noticed so far has been that the brake pedal has to be depressed relatively strongly to get braking. Compared to my Nissan, at least. Is this just a characteristic of the Lexus, or do I have something amiss? The brake pads, rotors seem fine, brake fluid level normal. Thanks!