[MIKECZ1]

Hi, has anyone solved the burnt front discs? Of course, they told me on the complaint that it is not possible. (at the same time, I didn't fool around with them anywhere or somehow slow down normal traffic, but that's what everyone tells them 😆.)
When I said that I would give some other than the original ones, they told me that the warranty on all the parts around the front wheels would be void. Does anyone have any experience?
Thank you

22 thousands km.

[///393]

No. Just you.

[MIKECZ1]

Originally Posted by wilson kop

No. Just you.

Thank you for your feedback even if it is sarcasm.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by MIKECZ1

Thank you for your feedback even if it is sarcasm.

It's hard to tell what you mean from your description. Do you have pictures? Did you track the car?

[///393]

My best translation of your post is that you’re frustrated with how long your stock brake pads lasted and also frustrated the dealer didn’t want to install aftermarket pads you brought with you.

Needing a new set of pads after 13,000 miles does seem surprising.

What’s not surprising is the dealer bit. That’s not how they work. You don’t bring a random steak with you to a restaurant and BMW dealers don’t want you bringing random pads. It’s not their business model.

My advice is if you’re dissatisfied with the dealer experience you work on the car yourself. The you can swap to any part you want without arguing with some poor service manager. Either that or find an independent you can work with.

Good luck.

[Wolkschmeisser]

I track my M2C a fair amount. Maybe 15 times a year. I run after market Ferodo pads. I have no heat related issues with the Rotors. The last at least a year even under heavy use.

The only Issue I have is that they are actually relatively fragile when not mounted and its easy to knock them to where they have too much run out and then vibrate alot.

[robert58]

[doughboy]

Op - need pictures!!

[MIKECZ1]

Hi guys, I attach pics.
Many thanks.

[Ratcher]

Those rotors look amazing. There's nothing to be replaced there.

[MIKECZ1]

Originally Posted by Ratcher

Those rotors look amazing. There's nothing to be replaced there.

Thank you for reply. If I am braking around from 160km/h to 120 km/h, the brakes are making humming noise. Maybe I will try another dealer and if still not be possible to make a complaint I will put there new giro discs.
Many thanks

[Ratcher]

Humming noise is perfectly fine.

Your rotors don't even have cracks, meaning they haven't really been pushed near the limit, these marks you call "burnt" are just pad deposit on the surface of the rotor.

This will not be fixed under warranty, as it shouldn't. And if fixed, the same will happen again. And if you install Girodisc, the same will happen a 3rd time.

Here is a picture of my "new" (3.000km old) discs, have been to the track twice.

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by wilson kop

Needing a new set of pads after 13,000 miles does seem surprising.

The only reason someone might need new pads after 13K miles is if they're excessively tracking the car.

[DanG]

Originally Posted by ///MPhatic

The only reason someone might need new pads after 13K miles is if they're excessively tracking the car.

Or they keep their foot on the brake while driving. Always dragging the brake pads. Unfortunately I know a few people that have done that.

[doughboy]

Originally Posted by MIKECZ1

Hi guys, I attach pics.
Many thanks.

They look great. Perfect condition.

[MIKECZ1]

Originally Posted by doughboy

They look great. Perfect condition.

Thank you. Dealer and BMW still have different opinion so I have to buy the new one.
Many thanks for the feedback.

[///393]

Originally Posted by MIKECZ1

Thank you. Dealer and BMW still have different opinion so I have to buy the new one.
Many thanks for the feedback.

Lol perfect close to this thread. What a beaut.

[MIKECZ1]

Originally Posted by wilson kop

Lol perfect close to this thread. What a beaut.

LoL you are crazy, man.