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Originally Posted by TrevorM3
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Originally Posted by floating.spirit
This is why I love this forum: straight answers...LOL
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just being honest. not sure who would ever say ceramics don't squeal.. |
They shouldn't. Hardly anyone with ceramics on here or with another model has squealing whereas hardly anyone with steels on here doesn't have squealing.
Bottom line is the "fix" is to spend $700 on changing the brand new OEM pads (which from the post indicate these new pads didn't even fit for awhile)....which is ridiculous.
Bottom line, no $110k car should sound like a junker when it comes to brakes.
My whole intention of this thread was not to say the squealing was unusual....but to highlight the ridiculousness that this has been going on with BMW M models for like 15 years now with no improvement in the stock pads.
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