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Rear brake discs needed after 15,000 miles
Our Honda Jazz with 15,000 miles is 4 years old needs new rear brake discs. There is a very distinctive lip around the circumference of the discs, but only a small lip on the front discs.
Surely this indicates a faulty materials problem? Do I have a case for a goodwill warranty claim on Honda?
Surely this indicates a faulty materials problem? Do I have a case for a goodwill warranty claim on Honda?
Asked on 21 October 2011 by Colin Robinson
Answered by
Honest John
It's because the rear discs rust from lack of use. You have no right to claim, but always worth trying for some goodwill.
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