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Originally Posted by ledphut
Seeing as you don’t yet have a BMW in your possession yet, you would’ve saved yourself some time typing out all those paragraphs by doing a bit of research on the 2018-current M-Sport brakes.
The problem doesn’t have to do with any of the things you mentioned. It’s a well documented issue that most likely has to do with the brake pad compound BMW used. Similar to brand new carbon ceramics on certain hypercars; they squeak constantly. It seeems that it has more to do with the hardness quotient of the pads/rotors. People have simply replaced the pads and the squeaking stops.
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Brake system operation and physics don’t change bro. I do work on the side on late model bmws on the regular. Yes late model bmw with m sport brakes squeal, and everyone I have looked at has one of the above issues. Do you know why the squealing stops when you replace the pads? The front pads have an adhesive back. Do me a favor and don’t talk down to me or others, it’s very rude😉