No problem on mine.
Thanks - I'm hoping there was no damage done when the winters were fitted that will land me a costly bill.....It won't make you feel any better, but I thought I'd add Red Ken is a 2016 220d Sport on 18" wheels shod with all-season tyres and I've never experienced any judder whatsoever under any braking condition in the 12000 miles travelled so far.
Off topic, but since you're the threadstarter, what is it that you find so awful about the E-Class Coupe? I saw a white one with the Night Package and dual 12.3" screen option and it certainly had immediate kerb appeal for me. A 220d 4MATIC Coupe must surely give a similar but slightly more driver-focussed experience to your GLC.
you need tracking front wheeld on serviceCar is booked in for an inspection next Friday, in advance of that I thought I would check to see if anyone else has experienced this. I'll feed back next week after (hopefully) it is fixed.
For a couple months now, the car (6,600 miles on the clock) has been suffering progressively worsening judder under braking. Most notable when braking from high speed, but always there.
At first it was only acute enough for me, the driver to notice. I could feel feedback through the brake pedal and steering wheel of a rhythmic judder. Over time it's worsened to where passengers can tell and it feel like the whole car judders under braking.
I'd convinced myself it was somethng to do with my winter tyres, but having swapped back to the originals this past weekend, it clearly isn't. I had a brake inspection done when swapping back and nothing was seen.
I'm hoping it's not something I caused by changing wheels and tyres and will be a warranty claim!