I also had my X3's discs and pads replaced last week due to a very slight shudder when braking. It was R26k all around. This was on 57k km on the clock. Apparently a common issue on the G01's.
I also had my X3's discs and pads replaced last week due to a very slight shudder when braking. It was R26k all around. This was on 57k km on the clock. Apparently a common issue on the G01's.
Yep, I have Meyle discs allround on my 520D and F15 rear all paired with TRW pads. Haven't had any issues. Generally, Meyle is a good quality brand. They make lots of parts including suspension and filters.
Yep, I have Meyle discs allround on my 520D and F15 rear all paired with TRW pads. Haven't had any issues. Generally, Meyle is a good quality brand. They make lots of parts including suspension and filters.
I see. Imcomex quoted around R1900 for Meyle discs plus delivery to EC would be +-R400.
So at R2900 per disc from BMW it wasn't too bad.
Still do not understand why they decided to use two-piece lightweight rotors for a 520d. I checked my 330i F30 and that doesn't even have two-piece rotors, nor does my 320d E90. I can only thing it might be due to the weight of the car.
I see. Imcomex quoted around R1900 for Meyle discs plus delivery to EC would be +-R400.
So at R2900 per disc from BMW it wasn't too bad.
Still do not understand why they decided to use two-piece lightweight rotors for a 520d. I checked my 330i F30 and that doesn't even have two-piece rotors, nor does my 320d E90. I can only thing it might be due to the weight of the car.
In an ideal world that made sense the 2 piece rotor would have much cheaper replacement costs as you would only be replacing the friction surface and not the hat.