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I was washing my wheel over the weekend and noticed a chip on the edge of my disc,
im super confused, as
1st Dealer said - its normal wear and tear
2nd Dealer said - it was a rock that caused it,
3rd Dealer said - its perfectly normal and continue driving it,
4th Dealer said - park it don't drive it and change it,
is this normal? Has anyone come across it?
would this be covered under warranty?
its a 2021 c63s with 26k kilometres
I was washing my wheel over the weekend and noticed a chip on the edge of my disc,
im super confused, as
1st Dealer said - its normal wear and tear
2nd Dealer said - it was a rock that caused it,
3rd Dealer said - its perfectly normal and continue driving it,
4th Dealer said - park it don't drive it and change it,
is this normal? Has anyone come across it?
would this be covered under warranty?
its a 2021 c63s with 26k kilometres
It's normal in the sense that it happens. That's when CCBs become an expensive option. They are suspect to cracking when hit by road debris and yes you gonna have to get them replaced. The integrity is compromised now. Won't be covered by warranty as it's due to external factors.
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