The dealer told me I need to replace my brake Rotor at 29k miles v.rip off???
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The dealer told me I need to replace my brake Rotor at 29k miles v.rip off???
I went in for 30k service and im already spending 500$ on it.
They just called me now that the brake rotors and the brake pads are wearing out and needs to be replaced right away.
WHy would I replace them at 29,000 miles?? I told them No because it suppose to cost me another 600$
Did it do the right thing? How do I know if I need to replace them?
They just called me now that the brake rotors and the brake pads are wearing out and needs to be replaced right away.
WHy would I replace them at 29,000 miles?? I told them No because it suppose to cost me another 600$
Did it do the right thing? How do I know if I need to replace them?
you can check them out your self by pulling off the front wheels but dont be surprised that your brake pads didnt last that long. you do indeed own a sports car. Its all part of the game, right.
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Originally Posted by IQ9
I replaced mine at 31K. It is the way Nissan designed the rotors and thats why you stop so good.
Really? Its going to cost 600$!!
I thought only the z had the problem with rotor.
what if I dont replace them??
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Originally Posted by Ralph0064
you can check them out your self by pulling off the front wheels but dont be surprised that your brake pads didnt last that long. you do indeed own a sports car. Its all part of the game, right.
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Well, there is always the method of stopping by hitting another object.
You didn't mention the year of the car. Enough people have reported having to replace brakes that Infiniti put a 3 year warranty on 2003s and 2004s.
I had mine checked just before my 3 years were up (30K), and mine were still fine. I guess a lot of it depends on how hard you on on your brakes.
You didn't mention the year of the car. Enough people have reported having to replace brakes that Infiniti put a 3 year warranty on 2003s and 2004s.
I had mine checked just before my 3 years were up (30K), and mine were still fine. I guess a lot of it depends on how hard you on on your brakes.
Originally Posted by lucentauto
I went in for 30k service and im already spending 500$ on it.
They just called me now that the brake rotors and the brake pads are wearing out and needs to be replaced right away.
WHy would I replace them at 29,000 miles?? I told them No because it suppose to cost me another 600$
Did it do the right thing? How do I know if I need to replace them?
They just called me now that the brake rotors and the brake pads are wearing out and needs to be replaced right away.
WHy would I replace them at 29,000 miles?? I told them No because it suppose to cost me another 600$
Did it do the right thing? How do I know if I need to replace them?
What year is your car? The 03/04 has a full brake warranty for I believe 36k miles.
But yes that is about right on the miles. If your car is an 05+ take it somewhere else like brake masters and have them take a look at it. I bet the rotors can be turned. If they can it will save you a ton. Either way get either the oem pads or another good brand; don't get the cheap ones, they are hard as a rock and suck!
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Originally Posted by ttrank
What year is your car? The 03/04 has a full brake warranty for I believe 36k miles.
But yes that is about right on the miles. If your car is an 05+ take it somewhere else like brake masters and have them take a look at it. I bet the rotors can be turned. If they can it will save you a ton. Either way get either the oem pads or another good brand; don't get the cheap ones, they are hard as a rock and suck!
But yes that is about right on the miles. If your car is an 05+ take it somewhere else like brake masters and have them take a look at it. I bet the rotors can be turned. If they can it will save you a ton. Either way get either the oem pads or another good brand; don't get the cheap ones, they are hard as a rock and suck!
My car is an 05
Im thinking of upgrading to Brembo big brake kit, any info on that? cost the same?
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Originally Posted by kevink
Well, there is always the method of stopping by hitting another object.
You didn't mention the year of the car. Enough people have reported having to replace brakes that Infiniti put a 3 year warranty on 2003s and 2004s.
I had mine checked just before my 3 years were up (30K), and mine were still fine. I guess a lot of it depends on how hard you on on your brakes.
You didn't mention the year of the car. Enough people have reported having to replace brakes that Infiniti put a 3 year warranty on 2003s and 2004s.
I had mine checked just before my 3 years were up (30K), and mine were still fine. I guess a lot of it depends on how hard you on on your brakes.
my car is an 05 with 29k miles
shouldnt infiniti replace my brakes for free? I mean i have only driven it for 30k miles!
Originally Posted by lucentauto
my car is an 05 with 29k miles
shouldnt infiniti replace my brakes for free? I mean i have only driven it for 30k miles!
shouldnt infiniti replace my brakes for free? I mean i have only driven it for 30k miles!
Originally Posted by lucentauto
my car is an 05 with 29k miles
shouldnt infiniti replace my brakes for free? I mean i have only driven it for 30k miles!
shouldnt infiniti replace my brakes for free? I mean i have only driven it for 30k miles!
The actual "Brembo" BBK is big $$$. There are lots of other brand BBK's out there for less and just as good. I have the RacingBrake 4-pot front 13.1" and oem caliper 13" rear kits with stainless lines, hawk pads, Motul fluid and a Stillen master cylinder brace. I have been very happy with the results.
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I just replaced my front pads and (non brembo) rotors -
I got the rotors on tirerack - brembo brand (but not for the G35 brembo package) OEM replacement rotors and Hawk HPS pads.
I did the work myself and it cost me around $150.
The rotors were around $50 a piece... the dealership will charge you $150.
The pads were around $40 for the set, also from tirerack.
It was easy work. Should take around 45 minutes for each side if you've never done it before.
DIY!
I got the rotors on tirerack - brembo brand (but not for the G35 brembo package) OEM replacement rotors and Hawk HPS pads.
I did the work myself and it cost me around $150.
The rotors were around $50 a piece... the dealership will charge you $150.
The pads were around $40 for the set, also from tirerack.
It was easy work. Should take around 45 minutes for each side if you've never done it before.
DIY!
Originally Posted by AgentAero04
mines an "04 and brakes are warrantied to 60k.What year is yours?
I know the car has a 60k warranty but the free replacement brake warranty is only 3 years/36k.
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Originally Posted by ttrank
His is an 05, he says that a few posts up.
I know the car has a 60k warranty but the free replacement brake warranty is only 3 years/36k.
I know the car has a 60k warranty but the free replacement brake warranty is only 3 years/36k.
The dealer and service reps have repeatedly told me 4 years 60k.I'm coming up to my 48k service and complained about squeeking and vibration when stopping at times.They say they'll replace them at next service no questions asked.