I thought I would update you on the situation with my Hyundai i10 brake discs and pads that needed replacing at just 3,000 miles. A little over a week ago the ABS light stayed on while I was driving. I decided to refer this to the Hyundai dealer I bought the car from. The service manager ran a diagnosis on the ABS and asked if I would mind allowing them to have my car for a couple of days so they could check out the ABS. I have today got my car back and it turned out that there was a fault on my car after all: something to do with a brake switch being over adjusted. It meant that when my car got hot the brakes were binding. They assure me that they have now rectified this. I will be taking the matter up with Hyundai customer service with a view to getting a full refund for the replacement brake discs and pads they made me pay for and hopefully an apology for the poor service. Thanks again for fighting my cause with Hyundai.