2nd set of brakes with only 26K miles ... GRRRR
2nd set of brakes with only 26K miles ... GRRRR
My rear brakes started making noise earlier this week so I took my car to dealer earlier today. My front brakes were already replaced at 16K miles, so I thought this time they are just going to do the rear ones.
I just got a call from the service department manager informing me that they are going to replace both, front and rear brakes.
His explanation is that these are performance brakes and they wear off faster. WTF??? How is everyone else doing? I will not have to pay anything this time as the brake are still covered by the warranty but I am not happy about replacing brakes once a year once the warranty expires.
I just got a call from the service department manager informing me that they are going to replace both, front and rear brakes.
His explanation is that these are performance brakes and they wear off faster. WTF??? How is everyone else doing? I will not have to pay anything this time as the brake are still covered by the warranty but I am not happy about replacing brakes once a year once the warranty expires.
Last edited by GXXXV; Jan 13, 2006 at 06:47 PM.
I had mine changed at about 10k miles. I have about 29k on now and my brakes are all fu*ked up. I am planning to changed them at about 30k. The
5at brakes are coved by infiniti till 36K so I am just waiting.
My friend also has a 5at and his brakes needed to be changed at 9k. this is wrong. I think the brake system is a lemon. I am planning to use better brake pads once my warranty expires at 36K. Also if you drive local, your brakes will need to be changed most likely every 10k miles.
Good luck.
5at brakes are coved by infiniti till 36K so I am just waiting.
My friend also has a 5at and his brakes needed to be changed at 9k. this is wrong. I think the brake system is a lemon. I am planning to use better brake pads once my warranty expires at 36K. Also if you drive local, your brakes will need to be changed most likely every 10k miles.
Good luck.
Originally Posted by GXXXV
My rear brakes started making noise earlier this week so I took my car to dealer earlier today. My front brakes were already replaced at 16K miles, so I thought this time they are just going to do the rear ones.
I just got a call from the service department manager informing me that they are going to replace both, front and rear brakes.
His explanation is that these are performance brakes and they wear off faster. WTF??? How is everyone else doing? I will not have to pay anything this time as the brake are still covered by the warranty but I am not happy about replacing brakes once a year once the warranty expires.
I just got a call from the service department manager informing me that they are going to replace both, front and rear brakes.
His explanation is that these are performance brakes and they wear off faster. WTF??? How is everyone else doing? I will not have to pay anything this time as the brake are still covered by the warranty but I am not happy about replacing brakes once a year once the warranty expires.
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Originally Posted by mtbzee
if they're not brembos, i believe they are covered for 36,000 miles...
Does anyone know for sure about this on an 05 model? Please let me know, i would like to have the dealer for it for free if possible.
Talk to your SA, to see they are willing to change them using aftermarket ones next time, of course you have to buy them yourself but they might save you on the labor on the install, since they are going to replace them anyways, think aftermarket ones might last you longer, My 03 have front replaced at 13k and 28k both pad and rotors, the rear at 17k and 32k but only pads
and front was start to squeaking a bit when I trade it in at 37k.
and front was start to squeaking a bit when I trade it in at 37k.
Originally Posted by CarCrazed
Rotor + pads or pads only?
Originally Posted by 636Racer
don't feel bad, I'm on my 3rd warrantied set set (brembo brake I might add :P)
If your dealer will switch out your pads for aftermarket ones, do it! When my warranty ran out, I switched to akebono pads with stock rotors through an independent shop. I only got 15K with each set of pads. The dealer would not do aftermarket pads. I am sooo much happier. No squeals, no dust, and no grabbiness at low speeds. Others have changed theirs out too with success. If you do a search, there are many posts on the brake warranty and aftermarket pads. Good luck.


