Do we agree stock rear brake pads are softer than fronts? Question for people with non-OEM pads...
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Okay, EBD is doing its job and giving the rear brakes more work, but in the end Audi still puts front brakes that are much bigger than the rear, as though EBD is not there...
Question still remains: why do we have such small rear brakes that, with EBD, they appear overused compared to the front?... :P
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Question still remains: why do we have such small rear brakes that, with EBD, they appear overused compared to the front?... :P
Thanks for digging that message up though
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What year and what was the odometer reading when you realized the rear rotors were shot?? Thanks!
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were in that condition at roughly 23/24k, was about a month ago...first pad change on the car, i still need to do fronts and will prob do rotors/pads at once...
im considering seeing if i can get the rear rotors replace under warranty, even though its a wear and tear item, it seems odd that the rotor would be so grooved at the outside edge (prolly a good 1mm lip)
car sees bout 75/25% city/highway driving
im considering seeing if i can get the rear rotors replace under warranty, even though its a wear and tear item, it seems odd that the rotor would be so grooved at the outside edge (prolly a good 1mm lip)
car sees bout 75/25% city/highway driving
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edge, it's a lip which seems to be quite exagerated esp. when compared to the front rotors
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I'm fairly sure rotors are only supposed to be used till they wear 2mm, which is what the lip implies.
I was told by my dealer rotors are covered under warranty, so you should definitely see what yours say, even though it seems a good number of people have hard times getting theirs to replace brake rotors...
I was told by my dealer rotors are covered under warranty, so you should definitely see what yours say, even though it seems a good number of people have hard times getting theirs to replace brake rotors...
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not to far from 30k check up so i may wait till then, we'll see how it goes
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Audi claims they will not replace rotors....odd that they will replace the pads though. If interested here is a link describing my rotor problems...I am still pressing Audi for coverage...
https://forums.audiworld.com/allroad/msgs/118365.phtml
https://forums.audiworld.com/allroad/msgs/118365.phtml
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get "oh yeah, no problem" then cool, but if i get a quick no and a smirk, i think i'll just spend the 100 bux on some rear rotors and do myself, i try to avoid the warrenty battle unless it's something big bux- not knockin your fight though, sounds legitimate, let us know how it goes...