Reifen hinten riechen nach Gummi/ verbrannt?
Nach dem Parken ist mir aufgefallen, dass die Reifen hinten nach Gummi oder verbrannt riechen. Vor kurzem wurden die Bremsbacken + Radbremszylinder hinten erneuert, kommt das davon? Müssen sich die Reifen erstmal dran gewöhnen, weil die Bremsen neu gewechselt wurden?
A tire does not have to get used to a new brake 🤣
I think that the brake was incorrectly assembled
Tyres smell like rubber, new tires more, older tires less.
But that doesn’t notice when you stand next to the car; you should smell right at the tire.
Probably you noticed the smell of a very hot brake.
This can have several reasons: With (partially) tightened hand brake or incorrectly mounted/set drum brake – disc brakes it can not be because you speak of brake shoes…
You’d have to take the car lifter, secure the car against rolling, don’t pull the hand brake and – only in the case of a rear drive – don’t take a gear.
Then you’ll get a rear wheel with the car lifter and try to make it easy to turn.
If not, go carefully to the workshop.
I’m going a lot out of it that it’s not on the tires, but someone was hooked on the brake.
You can see what gets warm but be careful
What do you think someone was hooked at the brake?
That the brake may not have completely dissolved.
You wrote that was working on the brake, and when it gets hot, the fitter was whipped
to the one who cuddled on it and complained
and what do I do that again?
Sounds like the brakes are hot for me.