So mine has a whopping 547 miles on it now. Braking has not improved. I have not towed my boat or construction trailer with it yet because I am scared to do so. The slow speed braking isn't great, but that's easier to put up with. The higher speed braking (say over 45 MPH) is what really scares me. I was going about 53 MPH on a back road and a deer ran out in front of me. Truck stayed straight due to ABS, but it seemed like it took forever to stop compared to my old 2012 Expedition which I'm coming from. Brakes also seem kind of "mushy", though not in a failure type of way. Hard to explain how they feel. It's a huge difference in braking. I do not have any "specs" or distance readouts because we don't have little lines on the road every few feet to tell us what the braking distance is. Sorry, being a smart ass there, but I've got to figure something out. I will not tow anything until this is fixed. Dealer said everything was fine system-wise, so it's just built into the truck apparently. There is a Brembo braking system with 8 pistons and slotted / drilled rotors that look interesting. Also put some carbon-ceramic pads on there. That is super expensive though. A Brembo engineer told me that the braking system sold through GMC accessories is OK, but not the best I can get. I appreciate your input. It is helpful to see what other people thing and say. Another person mentioned a booster system problem potentially. Another also made a point that braking distance or power can be subjective, which I would agree with. This just seems to be much more than that.
