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Originally Posted by Ramos
Even if you subscribe to the "hard break in" minority, other components in the car definitely need to be broken in too.
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To your point, a lot of the responses on here aren't considering the brakes or tires that need to be broken in when they're brand new. I had brakes done on my car recently at the dealer, and before leaving the Foreman said to take it easy for the first 250 miles to let the pads/rotors break in and heat-cycle properly.
I understand tires need to be treated in a similar fashion, not to mention every car I've owned has some kind of engine break-in procedure in their manuals.
Though, I probably wouldn't care either if I was leasing all of my cars...