BMW Brake Disc - Genuine BMW 34216898733

I've put ~1000 miles on these and have had no issues (glaze buildup, squealing, vibration, etc.)

I Excellent Fit, Finish and Performance out of my OEM rear rotors, Brake Pads, & Brake Sensor. You can really see the quality of an original OEM BMW part. The Rotors have a special coating to protect against oxidation. I installed them with out any problems. The only difficult part was retracting the E-Brake to make the caliper fit around the new Brake-Pads. Per a video I viewed, I remover the electronic E-Brake motor (2 screws) and used a Torx head screw driver to wind back the gear in the caliper. Then use a Brake-Press to push the piston back to accept the brake pads. Once, the brake pads where in. I re-installed the E-Brake motor and tested the brakes. 3 weeks later the E-Brake & Brakes are working flawlessly. On a different note. I would like to warn those contemplating purchasing a Certified BMW. I purchased a BMW Certified 528i recently and boy was I disappointed. I was shown a BMW video with a guy running his finger along the body with a white glove. Implying the impeccable scrutiny used BMW's must go through before being blessed as "BMW Certified." The car had ~45,000 miles. Now I worked at an Auto Parts store for 11 years before becoming an Electronics Engineer (Bachelors) & Masters in Control Systems. So, I do know my way around a car. Here is what I found out. Damaged Serpentine Belt, Brake Pads at or less than 50%, (R & F), Tiny Vibration in the steering wheel turned out to be a warped front brake rotor & damaged Tie Rod End, Dirty Engine Air Filter, Engine Error code indicating failed coil, & much more. I told the guy, I paid you ~$3,000 over a used similar car because it was Certified & expected a like new car. They told me, most of those parts where not scheduled for change until 50,000 miles later! Nice, huh. They only covered some parts not all of them. I should just buy a used car from a private owner, have inspected, and Certify it myself. Just making people aware & to be careful with your purchase. Put it up on the rack and inspect it yourself. Don't believe the bullshit Certified bolony. Well, thank god for FCPEuro having reasonably price for OEM parts with a fantastic warranty.