Saker
Senior Member
A couple of things here are starting to stand out.
Why didn’t the dealership recommend resurfacing the rotors and then install the brake pads?
Or
If the rotors were bad enough to replace, why would they install pads without new rotors? If brake failure occurred, and said customer were injured, it is possible the dealership could be held responsible unless said customer signed a hold harmless document or a waiver, or possibly be denied service!
Just thinking out loud……
Why didn’t the dealership recommend resurfacing the rotors and then install the brake pads?
Or
If the rotors were bad enough to replace, why would they install pads without new rotors? If brake failure occurred, and said customer were injured, it is possible the dealership could be held responsible unless said customer signed a hold harmless document or a waiver, or possibly be denied service!
Just thinking out loud……