[Alberta]

Hi guys ,

I was wondering why in the iDrive , I can't find the information on the actual state of the brake pads.

I can check the oil level , the next oil service etc ... but nothing on brakes.

Is it because I have the CCB ?

[F90M5C]

hey,
I had the same problem on my F10 with steel brakes, talked to the dealer about it and they fixed it when the car was serviced.

[Alberta]

Thank you for your reply !

[Alberta]

May be that CCB can't have the "reader" that says how many miles they still can hold.

I've just asked the question on the CCB post.

[F90M5C]

the pads have to be changed even on CCB so i think it should show on the service requirements. it's interesting to see what what other ppl have to say about this

[Alberta]

Says 1 life

https://www.bmw-m.com/en/topics/maga...mic-brake.html

[F90M5C]

Originally Posted by Can-am

Says 1 life

https://www.bmw-m.com/en/topics/maga...mic-brake.html

Wow thats nice

[windtendo]

For people constantly bitching about the "crappy" rear caliper...

6 pistons press on the front brake pads of the carbon ceramic brake, whose calipers are fastened to the wheel suspension. At the rear, however, are floating-caliper brakes with a single piston. Due to the inertia of the car mass, most of the weight is distributed to the front wheels, which is why the high-performance M carbon ceramic brakes are needed there. Floating-caliper brakes at the rear are more than adequate.