The disks I know happens and goes when I drive but was more specific about the big round bit between the wheel and disks ?Just rust on the brake disks. Totally normal and shouldn't be an issue for the lease/loan company. Does look a bit **** though. Of you end up buying it I'd paint the centres of the disks next time you change them. That's what I'm going to do.
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Completely normalThe disks I know happens and goes when I drive but was more specific about the big round bit between the wheel and disks ?
I wouldn't put anything like WD40 near brakes... Not if you want them to carry on working...Should I do anything like wd40 lol or is it ok
Rub down with sandpaper, clean, paint. Don’t wd40 as the paint won’t adhere. Elbow grease the best thing!Should I do anything like wd40 lol or is it ok
Yes, bare iron or steel will very quickly corrode when exposed to water, hence why a thin layer of rust will form on the brake disc surface when rain or water used for washing your car makes contact with it. This thin layer of rust soon disappears when the brakes are applied and the pads make contact with the brake disc surface.Even after a rain shower, the bottom half of my discs brakes face would show signs of rust..I often wonder how this happens so quickly.