[DrHeLpErZx]

So they are changing the pad under warranty but they say it is glazed due to wrong bedding.
I doubt this is true cause, in such a case, all the pads would be glazed. Moreover I know how to prepare pads.
only hope now it will be ok.

Carbon ceramics bed differently than regular brakes. Don’t know if the 570GT comes with carbon ceramics but something to note.


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[Georgeitaly]

It comes with ceramic braked but I know them very well. Had them in my last 6 cars 👍

 

[Gavlaw1]

I think braking hard at speed after only a few hundred miles was perhaps a bad idea if they were not properly bedded in. Brakes should be treated carefully when new.

 

[Georgeitaly]

If you bed them correctly it is not an issue.
As a matter of fact tody they will make the bedding and than test the car with high speed braking cause they want to see if it is ok now

 

[eMcL]

This from the 12C manual...
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the 570 manual page 2.45 says avoid heavy braking for the first 625 miles. Not sure if some brake bedding procedure is now performed at the factory prior to vehicle shipment/delivery.

 

[Georgeitaly]

Ok but it can happen you need to brake hard
However in my business I work with 2 brakes producers and they both told me that if only one pad had a problem it is the pad that went wrong. If you make a wrong bedding all of them will have problem or at least 2 of them

 

[Georgeitaly]

So car Is back.
they have changed all the pads and now I’ve to make a new bedding.
I’ll keep you update.

 

[Anthony D]

So car Is back.
they have changed all the pads and now I’ve to make a new bedding.
I’ll keep you update.

It sounds to me like you are braking too heavily too early in the pad's life.

Unless you are running full race pads, you need to bed them in properly. On my race cars/bikes, I just do a few slow stops in the pits to get the surface off, but on a street car with street pads, you need to bed them in.

And that has nothing to do with your experience/abilities as a driver or anything, just facts about the mechanic workings of street rotors/pads.

 

[Georgeitaly]

It sounds to me like you are braking too heavily too early in the pad's life.

Unless you are running full race pads, you need to bed them in properly. On my race cars/bikes, I just do a few slow stops in the pits to get the surface off, but on a street car with street pads, you need to bed them in.

And that has nothing to do with your experience/abilities as a driver or anything, just facts about the mechanic workings of street rotors/pads.

You are right but I'm afrai you misunderstood what i meant (my fault casue my english is not perfect).

This is the 6th car I have with carbon ceramic braked and the bedding I did was always the same.

May be I was lucky with the others cars or unluck with this

However if you can suggest the best bedding procedure for 570 I'd be more than happy to follow it carefully

 

[Anthony D]

You are right but I'm afrai you misunderstood what i meant (my fault casue my english is not perfect).

This is the 6th car I have with carbon ceramic braked and the bedding I did was always the same.

May be I was lucky with the others cars or unluck with this

However if you can suggest the best bedding procedure for 570 I'd be more than happy to follow it carefully

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[Georgeitaly]

That’s what I tried but not easy on open roads

 

[ffforever]

So did your car get fixed?

 

[Georgeitaly]

Hope so. I’m still in the bedding process. I’m afraid to try a strong brake too early 😫

 

[Georgeitaly]

Unfortunately I live in Milan and, due to lockdown, I can't update you on the problem I'm having.
As soon as it will be possible I'll finish bedding process and test high speed braking.