[futurestiguy]

same sort of bs happened to me, I was told to come back for the next oil change to get my pads changed for free and I was driving to school and I could hear the brakes GRINDING without even pressing on the brakes. I went straight to the dealership and they told me I need to get my rotors resurfaced for 200 bux and they will include the pads installed for free. I kinda felt robbed considering the guy told me I'm good til the next oil change. The whole thickness warranty service is all bs, I think you might have to pay up like I did.

[IUSTi]

^^ thats exactly what I dont want. If i end up hitting the metal on the pads to the metal on the rotors, then it becomes my fault and I have to pay for everything. I cant believe this kind of bs is allowed. I hate how they can do this, such bs. I guess the second I hear any kind of grinding or weird noise, i'll take it back and have them check. I'll keep going back till its just enough to replace.

[viperguy]

Originally Posted by IUSTi

^^ thats exactly what I dont want. If i end up hitting the metal on the pads to the metal on the rotors, then it becomes my fault and I have to pay for everything. I cant believe this kind of bs is allowed. I hate how they can do this, such bs. I guess the second I hear any kind of grinding or weird noise, i'll take it back and have them check. I'll keep going back till its just enough to replace.

So what is the problem with your brakes? Do you feel that something is wrong with them?

[sleepsindirt]

On a car of this nature,i think i will just do my own brake jobs the way i want,no disrespect to any one.It seems droping off the car at the dealer is a pain,missed work,no car,gas there and back.Besides working on brembos is a little more fun than say F250 brakes