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So I take in my V for some miscellaneous items to be checked/fixed. I get a call from my service manager who informs me that a wheel-bolt lug on my rear right wheel is broken. I was like WTF?? So they had to order and replace the lug, and the entire brake and rotor assembly apparently.

Any ideas as to how this can happen? I have never torqued the bolts myself on my V, only the dealer has touched the wheels in the past few months.
 

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Simple, one bolt bad = warped rotor and hub. Been there. The force is enough off to cause that. Nice of your dealer to check the whole assembly!!

In my case, I cross threaded the 5th of 5 bolts on my M3. Ended up using locktite - figured WTF, can't hurt right? WRONG! I bent my hub and warped my rotor. Ask dealer to check the hub for squareness while they are at it. Otherwise, you'll put on a nice new rotor and just warp it again.

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