Q: the dealer just resurfaced my routers and it's only 6 months old and 3,000 miles. Does this seem right?

asked by on October 15, 2016

My car is only 6 months old and it has brake problems already. I drive approximately 6 miles a day. The dealer just put new brakes and resurfaced the routers.

My car has 3000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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