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Hello I am new to this bear with me, I have been following this link with interest I have a mk3 superb with dsg 2016 rear brakes at apprx 8000 mls reported to dealer thumping from rear brakes I was informed discs corroded required replacing not under warranty not  happy bunny contacted skoda same reply so changed discs  them dealer came buck to me and offered part of cost when I told them I had already changed discs  withdrew offer. Now a further 8000mls down the road discs are in a similar state to the first set the car is used daily on country lanes, A roads, and dual carriage ways. When talking to skoda customer services they were not exactly helpful, more your problem pay for it well a set of rear dics every 6months is not what I bought the car for I don't need the practise or the cost of changing them but on the up side they should never seize on. I would be very grateful for your comments and advise. Many thanks  

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