Hello all,
I have a 2007 E92 coupe with about 49,000 miles on it. I just had an alignment done at the dealership about 1,000 miles ago right after I had new Michelin PS2 ZPs installed on the car. Ever since (or so it seems), the brakes have been squealing whenever light to moderate braking is applied. However, this problem does not happen whenever I brake heavily.
I took it to the local BMW dealership (BMW of Corpus Christi) and told them of the problem when I had my oil changed (under the service contract). They told me that they measured the brakes and that the car is not reporting that they need to be changed so the warranty/service agreement didn't apply. They told me that it could be because the brakes are dirty (doubtful). I insisted that there was obviously something wrong because the brakes have never made any such noise before. The car is still under warranty, so are they just brushing me off because they don't want to deal with a warranty issue? Should I just take it to another dealership?
Best regards,
Troy
I have a 2007 E92 coupe with about 49,000 miles on it. I just had an alignment done at the dealership about 1,000 miles ago right after I had new Michelin PS2 ZPs installed on the car. Ever since (or so it seems), the brakes have been squealing whenever light to moderate braking is applied. However, this problem does not happen whenever I brake heavily.
I took it to the local BMW dealership (BMW of Corpus Christi) and told them of the problem when I had my oil changed (under the service contract). They told me that they measured the brakes and that the car is not reporting that they need to be changed so the warranty/service agreement didn't apply. They told me that it could be because the brakes are dirty (doubtful). I insisted that there was obviously something wrong because the brakes have never made any such noise before. The car is still under warranty, so are they just brushing me off because they don't want to deal with a warranty issue? Should I just take it to another dealership?
Best regards,
Troy