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Looks like you got something between the pads and Rotors.... either that or that's your warning track.... LOL
I'm super interested at this point... really not sure how it would be possible to get something in between the pads and rotor that would be capable of that kind of damage unless the pad itself has broken off.
You do realize that the pads are not in contact with the rotor 100% of the time. Maybe there was something that got between them in the assembly process. As mentioned maybe the calipers were sticking and burned into the warning tracks.
Ok I don't remember where I saw this but one guy had same issue with his Model 3 rotors. Comes to find out there is some kind of plate either next to a brakes or behind a brakes came lose and damages his rotors. Schedule a service asap and something is lose that causing this damage. I tried to find a forum where I saw this, but couldn't. I'll keep searching....
Ah, just noticed your location. Hello neighbor!Service is scheduled for next Thursday.
Yes obviously I understand that, but The pads are pretty much in light contact with the rotor all the time. If you look at that rotor that is not like a little surface scratched it looks like it’s actually cut deep into the rotor. For something that size to get in between the rotor and the pad would be pretty much impossible unless the pad itself has disintegrated in some manner.