Mostly driving habits (hard braking instead of steady gradual braking) but there are many other factors. If you do a lot of city driving, that will cause significantly more wear than if you drive mostly on the highway. Vehicle condition; were the rotors in good condition when the brakes were done and are the calipers working correctly? If the calipers are sticking, it will cause premature pad failure. Quality of the pads matter also, you know the phrase "You get what you pay for". If you can afford to buy better pads, you should...
depends how long you use them
It all depends on hoew much you use them.
Depends on your driving habits.
it depends on how much songs he wants to perform
Brake rotors life depends on how much you use you brakes and how fast can last anywhere from a year or two sometimes a little longer
It depends. High quality brakes can last a very long time if you drive your car properly and do not rabbit drive. If they are squeaking, you should have them checked out.
Depends entirely on the type of driving Highway could last up to 50,000 miles City usually need replacing at 30,000 miles
That will depend on many factors including driving habits. The brakes could last 30,000 - 150,000 miles.
That all depends on several variables. Is it driven in the city or mostly highway? Quality of the pads, shoes, rotors, etc installed? What kind of driver are you? Do you run 90 mph stop light to stop light and slam on the brakes or do you anticipate stopping and use the brakes as little as possible? How about riding the brakes? Towing a trailer?
carbon ceramic brakes are fade-free, which means they will last much longer than conventional brakes
Depends entirely on how you drive. If you come up to stop signs and signal lights and slam on the brakes and stop hard, or you drive at high speed and make sudden stops, your brakes will not last long. If your drive with your foot on the brake expect to be replacing them quite often. However if you drive easy and let off the accelerator long before you are going to stop and do not drive fast your brakes will last a long time. The average is around 50,000 miles but you may get 75,000 miles out of the front brakes and 100,000 out of the rear brake pads. All based on how you drive.
The amount of time brakes last depends on several factors including:how often the driver must apply the brakes,how hard the driver applies the brakes,what quality of brakes (pads and/or shoes) are being used,and finally, other factors like brake fluid leaking onto the pad or shoe surfaces.The best way to determine the situation is to take off a wheel and measure the thickness of the pad or shoe periodically, at least every five to ten thousand miles.