I just had my rear rotors and brakes replaced to the tune of $350. This is after I spent over $700 on having all of my rotors and brakes replaced... I didn't know at the time that the discount joint that did the original job was using generic rotors and pads... what a miserable experience. I have been dealing with squeaky brakes ever since. Last week it got too much to bear. I had OEM rear rotors and pads installed and it has made a tremendous difference. Now I can sort of hear my front brakes squeak but it's nothing like what my rear brakes were doing. Lesson learned... pay the money up front to a reputable mechanic and insist on Mercedes pads and rotors. I will never use imitation parts again. [:@]

 

Would you recomend the same for 2000 c280 with squeaky breaks? The squeakinggoes away when the brakes are wet like when I take it to a car wash and power wash the breaks there is no squeaking untill it dries up.

 

Next time diy with oem parts from autohausaz.com and you wont have to worry about it being done correctly and for 8times the cost of doing it yourself
ohlord

 

Every time I have bought anything but OEM parts, they have let me down. The decision is yours C280 Sport. Good motoring!