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Replace brake pads after 16000 miles?

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I purchased my lease on 330xi about one month ago. Full inspection was done at the time. One month and 400 miles later, I am told rear brakes pads need replacements. Has anyone experienced something like this?

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Morning Varsha 

Welcome to the Forum

Is this a car leased from a BMW Dealer or leased from another source?

Was the car New or a Used low mileage car? Either way I would expect the car to have had a thorough PDI prior to delivery to you which you should have a copy of. I would think there should be something there to indicate imminent replacement?

I would ask the supplying garage if they find this reasonable ? I would also ask the Lease Company the same question ? Take advice under the sale of goods act as well

Dave 

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