Car vibrating when breaking at speeds over 100km




my discs were changed 4 times, 2 times the problem came back immediately.
i have service coming up and insisted that they change (again) under warranty, but they refuse
Last edited by Egonvdv; Jan 13, 2020 at 09:18 AM.




after my last service, my dealer contacted mercedes again, but all they replied was to check (/parts of) the brakes and wheels
and if that doesn't help, change the discs.. again.
Mind you, they didn't say who would pay for the disc, but i fear it would be me, since i'm out of warranty.
Mercedes does not offer any kind of lasting solution, because it seems they themselves don't even know what causes it.
That is pretty scandalous for a 65k euro car!
However i've decided to give up, as my lease runs out in 7 months, so it's not worth the hassle anymore.
One thing that i've learned from this (and numerous other problems) is that the mercedes customer service
sucks the big one and borders on arrogance and disdain.
"the best or nothing" … I'm not sure how to reply to that anymore ...
Last edited by Egonvdv; Feb 17, 2020 at 11:40 AM.




just as a comment I sold couple years ago a Lexus that I had turned the drums probably 4 times as above and didn’t purchase new drums in 268,000 miles. I recently saw the person who bought the car and he said at 285,000 miles brakes are smooth.

I do recall years ago a trip that had twisting roads and grades and that spirited drive did cause a warp of that Lexus discs that I attributed to heating of discs.
Robert
I have a w213 E220D mercedes 2017 registration.
at 6000Km started having vibrations at 50km when braking softly, problem which got worse very quickly.
I took it in since the car was only 14 months old and had the disks changed. They charged me 50% as a good will.
since then I had to change the front disks and pads, for the same problem, 5 times, 2 of which (including the first one) I had to pay the 50%.
The local Mercedes agent was always in contact with the manufacturers and they carried out every conceivable checks on the car. They insist that there is nothing wrong with the car and they keep changing the disks and pads.
Some other mechanics claim that is the construction of the disks which is to be blamed ( 2 Component construction and the pressure connection between the 2 components).
Finally on the last visit the local agent told me that he received a reply from the technical department of Mercedes in Germany that they did what they could do on the car without success and that they as sorry but they cannot offer me a permanent solution.
I consider this as a disgrace coming from a reputable manufacturer and for a car that costs so much.
I think that they cannot just say they cannot offer a permanent solution and just get away with it. The problem started well within the warranty period, continued for 2 years now and they cannot deny that.
Other than that the car is very good and unless I manage to sort this problem the car worths nothing since no one will touch on it.
ANY IDEAS???




Mercedes is full aware of the problem, but does not seems to know where the problem comes from




Robert
The Best of Mercedes & AMG




will I put money on this ? - no sir I won’t !
i have changed the rotors to Brembo but after 1800km the problem returned many not so bad as with the originals but still very annoying



