After getting out of my car about a month ago, it smelled bad and smoke was coming out of the rear tire. My good neighbor said I probably drove with the emergency brake on. I never have done that but I figured well there is always a first. My brakes were squeaking a little about a month later, so I brought the Jeep in to dealer to get checked out. They said the caliper was binding and I had to replace pads, rotors and caliper....900 dollars later and waiting there 4hrs I drove home and the exact same thing happened again!!!! Brought it straight back to the dealer and supposedly they are going to re-do all of it all again. The dealer said it was the caliper that originally got stuck, so why the hell would it have happened again on the way home after they replaced it?
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
After getting out of my car about a month ago, it smelled bad and smoke was coming out of the rear tire. My good neighbor said I probably drove with the emergency brake on. I never have done that but I figured well there is always a first. My brakes were squeaking a little about a month later, so I brought the Jeep in to dealer to get checked out. They said the caliper was binding and I had to replace pads, rotors and caliper....900 dollars later and waiting there 4hrs I drove home and the exact same thing happened again!!!! Brought it straight back to the dealer and supposedly they are going to re-do all of it all again. The dealer said it was the caliper that originally got stuck, so why the hell would it have happened again on the way home after they replaced it?
- Lynette P., Justice, US