Hi guys,
Got a question, my 2011 kia sportage is getting serviced for its 30,000km and i have just been contacted by kia that i need to change my front brake pads and rotors. Now i have only had the car for less than two years and i haven't been driving my sportage as if i was drift king or as if i am ib fast and furious or anything.
So my question is, has anyone else got this problem like i do, because 30,000km shouldn't have ruined my rotors aswell as my brake pads can it? Or is kia just trying to squeeze more money out of me? The service is already costing $400 and now they want me to replace my front brake pads (both) and my rotors (both) for $600+ supplied and fitted.
If i was to get kia to change them would this mean i'd have to change them again in another 30,000km? Doesn't sound right to me.
Any feedback on this issue would help guys.
Thanks
Alex
Got a question, my 2011 kia sportage is getting serviced for its 30,000km and i have just been contacted by kia that i need to change my front brake pads and rotors. Now i have only had the car for less than two years and i haven't been driving my sportage as if i was drift king or as if i am ib fast and furious or anything.
So my question is, has anyone else got this problem like i do, because 30,000km shouldn't have ruined my rotors aswell as my brake pads can it? Or is kia just trying to squeeze more money out of me? The service is already costing $400 and now they want me to replace my front brake pads (both) and my rotors (both) for $600+ supplied and fitted.
If i was to get kia to change them would this mean i'd have to change them again in another 30,000km? Doesn't sound right to me.
Any feedback on this issue would help guys.
Thanks
Alex